SBI (State Bank of India ) Kyaa hota hai ?

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 State Bank of India (SBI) Bharat ki sabse badi bank hai, jiski sthapana 1 july, 1955 ko hui thi. Yeh bank Bharat sarkar ki puri swamitva wali bank hai.


SBI ki visheshtayein


1. Bharat ki sabse badi bank : SBI Bharat ki sabse badi bank hai, jiski kai shakhaein aur ATM purne Bharat mein faili hui hain.


2. Sarkari swamitva : SBI Bharat sarkar ki puri swamitva wali bank hai.


3. Vishal network : SBI ka network purne Bharat mein faila hua hai, jismein 24,000 se adhik shakhaein aur 66,000 se adhik ATM shamil hain.


4. Anya deshon mein upastithi : SBI ka network anya deshon mein bhi hai, jismein 190 se adhik shakhaein aur office shamil hain.


SBI ke utpad aur sevaayein 


1. Bachat khata: SBI bachat khata khulne ki suvidha pradaan karta hai.


2. Aadhunik khata: SBI aadhunik khata khulne ki suvidha pradaan karta hai.


3. Loan : SBI vibhinn prakaar ke loan pradaan karta hai, jaise ki ghar loan, vyavsay loan, aur shiksha loan.


4. Credit card : SBI credit card jari karta hai.


5. Debit card : SBI debit card jari karta hai.


6. Internet banking : SBI internet banking ki

 suvidha pradaan karta hai.


7. Mobile banking : SBI mobile banking ki suvidha pradaan karta hai.


SBI ki itihas


1. 1955 mein sthapana : SBI ki sthapana 1 july, 1955 ko hui thi.


2. Imperial Bank of India : SBI ki sthapana Imperial Bank of India ke roop mein hui thi.


3. Rajyaikaran : 1955 mein, Imperial Bank of India ko Bharat sarkar dwara rajyaikrit kiya gaya tha.


4. Vistar aur vikas : SBI ne apne vistar aur vikas ke liye kai upay kiye hain, jaise ki anya bankon ka samavesh, nayi shakhaeon ka udghatan, aur nayi sevaayein pradaan karna.

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