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Karnataka Mandates Kannada Training for Out‑of‑State Bank Staff to Improve Rural Service
The state has launched Kannada language camps for employees of nationalised banks operating in Karnataka to better serve rural customers.
Karnataka has announced mandatory Kannada language training for employees of nationalised banks working outside the state, aiming to improve banking services for rural customers.
The training camps will be conducted across the state, focusing on basic conversational skills and banking terminology in Kannada.
The move is part of the state's efforts to enhance financial inclusion in rural areas by ensuring staff can communicate effectively with local customers.
The banks have been notified to enrol their out‑of‑state staff in the camps, which will run over a period of several weeks.
The initiative is expected to reduce language barriers and streamline banking operations in rural Karnataka.
The training camps will be conducted across the state, focusing on basic conversational skills and banking terminology in Kannada.
The move is part of the state's efforts to enhance financial inclusion in rural areas by ensuring staff can communicate effectively with local customers.
The banks have been notified to enrol their out‑of‑state staff in the camps, which will run over a period of several weeks.
The initiative is expected to reduce language barriers and streamline banking operations in rural Karnataka.