Pankaj Dwivedi will move back as the general manager at Punjab & Sind Bank — the position which he held before being elevated as Union Bank's ED last year.

Why was Union Bank of India ED Pankaj Dwivedi demoted? Sources told PTI that this administrative action was implemented due to an ongoing case against Dwivedi in the Delhi High Court.

Pankaj Dwivedi, Union Bank of India’s top official, who demoted from Executive Director to General Manager due to…, he is currently in… Pankaj Dwivedi completed the Leadership Development ...

Government demotes Union Bank of India ED Pankaj Dwivedi to GM due to pending case and lack of vigilance clearance.

State Bank of India (SBI) on 24 June 2025, released the notification inviting applications for the recruitment of 541 ‘Probationary Officer’ roles across the vacancies in India.

The State Bank of India has launched its SBI PO 2025 recruitment drive, inviting applications for 541 vacancies until July 14. Candidates aged 21–30 with a graduate degree can apply via sbi.co ...

In an unprecedented move, the government has demoted Pankaj Dwivedi from Executive Director at Union Bank of India to General Manager. This action follows a Delhi High Court case questioning his ...

New Delhi: Public sector lender Union Bank of India on Wednesday announced plans to raise up to Rs 6,000 crore through a mix of equity and debt instruments.

Man loses SBI job over poor CIBIL score, Madras High Court upholds bank's decision The High Court stated in its judgment that once an applicant applies for a job based on the terms and conditions ...

Madras HC backs SBI's move to cancel job offer citing candidate's poor CIBIL history. (Image: PTI) The Madras High Court has declined to intervene in a case where the State Bank of India (SBI ...

The bank did not cite any reason for the government’s decision. The government has terminated the appointment of Pankaj Dwivedi as Executive Director of Union Bank of India, effective immediately.

The Reserve Bank of India's recent jumbo rate cuts took economists by surprise, as many indicators point to an economy chugging along nicely. Why then did the RBI need to frontload monetary stimulus?