Chandra Shekhar Ghosh, the founder and CEO of Bandhan Bank, is set to retire in July 2024 after a remarkable journey from poverty to leading a successful financial institution. His story is a testament to the power of perseverance and determination, inspiring countless individuals. Ghosh’s commitment to empowering women through microfinance has transformed the lives of millions in India.
Chandra Shekhar Ghosh, the founder and CEO of Bandhan Bank, is a shining example of perseverance and entrepreneurial spirit. His journey from a struggling family to leading a bank with a market cap of Rs 29,787 crore is an inspirational tale of hard work and dedication.
Indian markets witnessed significant developments today, May 27, 2024. Nine stocks, including Vodafone Idea and Bandhan Bank, were placed under the F&O ban list by the NSE for exceeding market-wide position limits. The Indian Air Force’s 18 Squadron, equipped with indigenous Tejas aircraft, became operational at Sulur. Apple’s iPhone SE 4 made its debut in India, while budget carrier Go First resumed flight operations after filing for bankruptcy. The highly anticipated IPO of Awfis Space Solutions is set to close today. Additionally, the results for major school board exams, including RBSE 10th and MSBSHSE 10th, are expected to be released.
Delhivery’s revenue growth and drone research plans, Congress leader Sonia Gandhi’s appeal in Raebareli, Bandhan Bank’s declining net profit, AAP’s rejection of Maliwal’s allegations against Kejriwal’s aide, and Mazagon Dock Shipbuilders’ stock rally are some of the major news stories of the day.
