77005138 Summer Training Project Report (1)

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SUMMER TRAINING PROJECT REPORT

Opportunities of Fund Mobilisation by Peerless in Gorakhpur(a comparative analysis with PostOffice),

In the Partial fulfillment of the requirement for

MBA Degree Programmeof Utter Pradesh Technical University Lucknow

Under The Guidence Of:Vimal Tiwari (Branch Manger)The Peerless General Finance & Investment Company

Gorakhpur Branch 416 Madhurika Enclave 2nd Floor,

Opp. SBI Bank Road, Gorakhpur

Submitted By:

DURGESH SHARAN TRIPATHIRoll No. 0412370013

MBA IIIrd Semester2004 2006

TABLE OF CONTENTS

PREFACE


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1. Acknowledgent

2. Declaration

3. Company Profile

4. Company Current Profile

5. Product & scheme

6. Opportunities of Fund Mobilisation by Peerless in

Gorakhpur.

Part-I

Part-II

Part-III

Part-IV

7. Findings

8. Suggestions

9. Conclusion

PREFACE


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As a part of my curriculum in Master of Business Administration from

U.P.Technical University, Lucknow through Saroj Institute of

Technology and Management, Lucknow. I had gone through my

project report on Opportunities of Fund Mobilisation by Peerless

in Gorakhpur (a comparative analysis with PostOffice),

which would lead to develop my Managerial Skills and some sort of

Marketing strategies.

Summer training is the mode of importing practical to the

student. The objective is to prove deep insight in to practical

aspects of the functioning of the organization. The summer

training appraises the student actual function,

responsibil i ties and problem faced by an organization .It

provides h im with the knowledge of the var ious k inds of

problems that crop up in the day today funct ioning of the

organization, the way they are solved manager at the crucial

time.


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I am fortunate enough to complete my summer training at

Peerless General Finace and Investment Company

Gorakhpur. This has give me an altogether new experience,

which would be of immense help to me in my days to come.

(Durgesh Sharan Tripathi)

M.B.A. IIIrd SEM


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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

With a sense of gratitude I would like to express my thanks to

Mr. Anil Kumar Vyas ( Senior Lecturer S.I.T.M Lko ), who guides and

supported me from time to time in making this report successful one

I am heartly thankful to my H.O.D (Mechanical Engineering,

SITM) Col. A.P. Pandey and all faculty members, who helped me to

make this report.

.

Ashutosh Kumar

B.Tech IIIrd Year

DECLARATION


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I Durgesh sharan tripathi student of MBA IIIrd semester SITM, Lucknw

Batch 2004 2005 Roll No. 04123700013 hereby declare that summer training report

topic Opportunities of Fund Mobilisation by Peerless in Gorakhpur (A

Comparative analysis with Post Office).The out come of my won work and the

some has not been submitted to any university/institution for the award of any degree

or professional diploma.

Date: Durgesh Sharan TripathiPlace: LUCKNOW MBA IIIrd Semester

SITM , LUCKNOW


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COMPANY PROFILE

The Peerless General Finance & Investment Company.

The Peerless General Finance & Investment Company Limited,

popularly known as " PEERLESS " have a front ranking position in


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mobilising small savings with most in mobilising small saving with

almost 70% share among Residuary Non Banking Financial Companies.

Incorporated in 1932 as "The Peerless Insurance Co Ltd", a leading

swadesi insurance company is now known as "The Peerless General

Finance & Investment Co Ltd". Today Peerless is the market leader in

the area of savings & investments and has emerged as India's largest

Registered RNBC (Residuary Non-banking Company), having.

A wide distribution network of 166 Service Points and 9 Regional Offices

through-out India

Above 80% of its funds are invested in Govt. Approved Categories of RBI

Lacs of agents across India

It's strong network and constant endeavour to offer need-based products and

superior customer services have enabled Peerless build anexcellent brand

image.

With its core competence ofmobilising savings from the grass-root level,

Peerless continues to serve the nation by helping the common people to

develop a habit to save and grow their savings . The company covers not only


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the urban and semi-urban areas of the whole country, but it also penetrates deep

into the remote, inaccessible terrains of rural India, for encouraging people of

limited resources to save. This extraordinary rural penetration has gone a long

way in popularising Peerless, as " a household name " in the country's domestic

savings market.

Board of Directors

1 - Shri. D. N. Ghosh

Chairman

2 - Shri. A.K. Chatterjee

Vice Chairman


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3 - Shri. S.K.Roy

Managing Director

4 - Shri. S.M. Datta

Director

5 - Shri. D.Basu

Director

6 - Shri. A.C.Chakrabortti

Director

7 - Shri.N.H.Thanawala

Director

8 - Shri A. K. Chatterjee

Director

9 - Shri. B. Lahiri

Director ( Operations )

The change that we are looking for is a shift from a commission-driven

collection-based organisation to a product-driven market-based organisation, to

benefit the customers.

--D N Ghosh(Chairman)


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Our aim is to emerge as the country's largest financial super market in the

private sector, for doorstep retail distribution of not only our own products but all

kinds of financial products under one umbrella.

--S K Roy(Managing Director)

History of Peerless

Over the years Peerless has emerged as India's Oldest and Largest Residuary

Non-banking Company. It earned the distinction of being a household name in

the area of savings and investment and ventured to mobilise savings at remote

areas of India which were hitherto untapped.


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COLLECTIONS

(Rs. in Crores)

(Figures in Lacs)


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MATURITY PAYMENT(Rs. in Crores)


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The Founder

A humble beginning... late Radhashyam Roy

The Peerless Insurance Co. Ltd. launched in 1932 by a 33-year old high school

teacher, Late Radhashyam Roy, and like minded idealist friends, at Dhakas

port of Narayanganj, now in Bangladesh.

Directing the nationalistic fervor of the time to business endeavor to address the

insurance needs of Indians, a sector then monopolised by foreign companies.

Starting with paid up capital of Rs.300, it became a leading Provident Insurance

Company, before moving to Kolkata.

Following nationalisation of life insurance in 1956, focus turned on small

savings : Indias first Non-banking Finance Company


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The Pioneer

Architect of modern Peerless...Late B K Roy

For the first time, the concept of doorstep service was introduced by Late B K

Roy for mobilising small savings from semi-urban and rural areas, even from

remote villages.

Free insurance benefit against accidental death, introduced in the year 1972 with

savings schemes, to enable Indians save with confidence.

Introduced the concept of direct marketing through relationship and rural

marketing by engaging agents through its Swarojgar Yojana.

Agency system designed to promote self-employment and leadership qualities

among millions all over the country, while ensuring operational control of a

massive infrastructure.


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Philosophy

Peerless believes in certain philosophies in achieving its corporate objective -

"Excellence in Customer Service".

The following strategies have been adopted towards its Investors, Employees,

Agents and the platform for Service Delivery -

Investers

Offering a wide spectrum of need based Schemes along with excellence in

service. Our focus is on total satisfaction of the Customer and this will continue to

figure as our top most priority..

Human Resource Management

To Institutionalise Total Customer Responsiveness by :

Providing flexibility by empowering people

Learning from the best world class processes

Adapting to change while remembering that change does not mean rejection of

the past. It means relearning currently prevalent philosophy for a brighter future


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Continuing to achieve our goals through active cooperation and involvement of

our people who are our biggest strength.

To become the benchmark of corporate teamwork

Financial Advisors

Providing excellent self-employment opportunities with ample scope of earning to

countless men and women across the country.

Our objective is to help them build up stable, secure, rewarding and prestigious

marketing career under our Swarojgar Yojana

Information Technology

Enabling efficient and prompt service to our customers by continuously

upgrading our IT service delivery platform.

Adopting state-of-the-art technology across branches & service centers and

progressing networking initiatives.


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Investment policy

Our objective has been to provide our certificate holders a safe platform for

depositing their savings and to ensure earning reasonable returns.

Today, over 80% of the corpus of depositor's funds lie invested in Government

Securities and other Approved Investments..... and that is our humble

contribution to the national cause.

The Company's Investments have been on a path of steady & consistent growth

over the years.

Whether it's saving for that holiday you've always wanted, or a hassle free life

after retirement, investment guide can help you take an informed decision.

The following sections explain the importance of saving and suggests good

strategies on how to save, highlights of building a balanced financial portfolio,


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things to consider before you make decisions to invest, what our customers say

on the benefits they have experienced by investing in our financial products.

Making money is not an event or a particular action that happens or has to be

done; making money is more of a process. It may appear slow and almost

invisible but the process has to be religiously followed - The first step is to Save

Saving results in accumulating capital for investing. With this acquired capital you

can invest in other types of more profitable investments. You should be saving 10

to 15 percent of your earnings regularly every month. Some people even manage

to save 20 percent of their income.

Getting into the habit of saving is important. You and your family must save to

have an emergency fund / secured future. People with fluctuating income, few

job benefits, and little job security may need a larger emergency fund. Families

with two wage earners may need a smaller emergency fund. As a rule it is best to

have three to six months of take-home pay in a savings account, which has a

good liquidity so that you can withdraw for emergencies. If you don't have an

emergency fund you need to increase your savings. A payroll deduction plan into


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a Savings Account or a Recurring Deposit is often the most painless way to

achieve the best results. On the other hand, if you have been saving a surplus,

you may want to consider using these funds for investing in a Fixed Deposit.

Budget your expenses. Let us take an example to show how saving only the

price of a cup of tea and compound interest can do wonders with your money.

Say you save the price of a cup of tea at Rs 1.50 each day with a good financial

institute. Assuming you religiously save it every day at 4% compound interest

and you do not withdraw anything you will have saved by five years Rs 4040, by

fifteen years Rs. 15369 and by thirty years Rs. 42338. Saving can be easier than

you think. Streamline your financial expense and make your money work for you.
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Identify how much you can save. Before you can save, calculate the amount

of money that you can put to saving on a regular basis without putting stress on

your financial situation. You have plenty of options. You can choose between

Daily, Monthly, Half-yearly, Quarterly or Annual Recurring Deposits.

Choose a convenient fixed Deposit Scheme. You can even invest a fixed

amount in ourFixed Deposit saving scheme for a period ranging from One and

half years to three years.

What you could buy with Rs 100 five years ago certainly cannot be bought

today. It is clear that if you are to cope with even a mild inflation, you must

undertake investment strategies that maintain your real purchasing power;

otherwise, you are doomed to an ever-decreasing standard of living. Investing

requires a lot of planning, make no mistake in this regard. Romantic novels are

replete with tales of great family fortunes lost through neglect or lack of

knowledge on how to care for money. They had not worked to keep their money.

Even if you trust all your funds to an investment adviser or a financial institution,

you still have to know which adviser or which institution is most suitable to handle

your money and your savings.
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You have budgeted and identified an amount to save monthly. By investing, you

want to put the money you saved to grow, making more money and increasing

your wealth. Now you need to work out a good Financial Plan. Good investments

will make money; bad investments will cost money. Do your homework. Gather

as much information as you can. Seek advice of trained financial advisors and

financial institutions of repute. Read newspapers, magazines and other

publications. Identify credible information sources on the Internet.

Understand the risk vs expected return relationship : When you are saving

and investing, the amount of expected return is based on the amount of risk you

are willing to bear with your money. Generally, the higher the risk higher is the

expected return. For lesser risk, an investor should expect a smaller return. For

example, a deposit with a good financial institution that offers an assured return

on maturity of the deposit , the "return" or "interest paid" on your savings / deposit

will generally be less than the expected "return" on other types of risky avenues

of investments.

On the other hand, the return from investment in a capital market is not assured

or guaranteed because it is subject to market risks & fluctuations. The amount

invested may even be eroded if the portfolio does not perform as expected.
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How much risk do you want to take? Here are some tips to consider while

determining the amount of risk that best suits you.

Financial goals. How much money do you want to accumulate over a

certain period of time? Your investment decisions should reflect your

wealth-creation goals.

Time horizon. How long can you leave your money invested? If you will

need your money in one year, you may want to take less risk than you

would if you would not need your money for 20 years.

Financial risk tolerance. Are you in a financial position to invest in risky

alternatives? You should take less risk if you cannot afford to lose your

investment or have its value diminish.

Inflation risk. This reflects savings' and investments' sensitivity to the

inflation rate. For example, while some investments such as a savings

account have no risk of default, there is the risk that inflation will rise above


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the interest rate on the account. If the account earns 5 percent interest,

inflation must remain lower than 5 per-cent a year for you to realize a profit

and "grow your wealth".

Liquidity of your investment is one of the most important factors to take into

account. How easily can you access your money? Is there a facility for

premature withdrawal in case of an emergency? Is the "lock in period" low or

high? Is there a facility for obtaining a Loan against the Deposit to help you

overcome interim financial needs without withdrawing your deposit? If so, can it

be adjusted against the Maturity Proceeds? Are the loan repayment rules flexible

enough? These are important questions, as uncertain future events or

emergency may require you to withdraw your money prematurely or avail a loan

against the deposit to overcome emergency with / without obligations of regular

repayment of the loan.

Other Value Added Benefits, apart from increasing the value of your

investment, other benefits like Accidental Death Insurance, Critical Illness

Insurance, Life Insurance . Or even Saving while Shopping, with exciting

discounts at thousands of establishments across India with a 'savings card'

offered by your financial institution ! These could be extra incentives that should
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be considered. And above it what if these are provided to you absolutely free

of cost ?

Create a well balanced portfolio A well balanced diet: meat, fruits, vegetables,

grains and dairy products; leads to a healthy body and mind. Similarly your

money should be spread across different types of investments in a well balanced

manner to create a healthy financial portfolio. There are different types of

investment products. Each brings different advantages and returns and may

have other value added benefits attached with them. For example flexibility,

liquidity, minimum deposit / loan amount, insurance coverage or some other

special incentives e.g. Peerless Saving Card. You should know how much risk

you can cope with based on your financial situation and take into consideration

aspects like Term of the Deposit, Flexibility, Liquidity factors, Insurance coverage

and also how easily you can withdraw the money in case of an emergency. Each

type of investment will have its own strong point. Balance these different types of

investment like balancing the protein, carbohydrates and fat contents in your diet.
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Vast Distribution Network

Peerless has strong infrastructure and human resources consisting of

employees, agents, financial advisors and a vast countrywide network of

branches & service centers. Together, they constitute an invaluable asset and a

rare strength. This astounding strength coupled with constant endeavour to improve

customer services, has helped the Company build-up an excellent brand image.


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Our Network of Offices :

Head Office & Registered Office

Peerless Bhawan,

3 Esplanade East, Kolkata 700 069

Marketing / Development Office at

1, Chowringhee Square, Kolkata 700 069

166 Service Points across India.

9 Regional Offices - At Kolkata, Guwahati, New Delhi,

Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Chennai, Trissur and Hyderabad, .

4 Regional Computer Centres - At New Delhi, Mumbai, Chennai

and Hyderabad.


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Central Data Processing Centre at

1, Chowringhee Square , Kolkata 700 069

Service Sector

Peerless has gone beyond savings & investments, expanding itself into certain

other key areas in the service sector, like health-care, hospitality, financial

services, housing etc. Such forays have given it an enviable Brand Image.

Subsidiaries and Connected Enterprises

Peerless Hospitex Hospital & Research Center Limited

360 Pancha Sayar, Garia, Kolkata 700 094

Dial : +91.033.24622394

Peerless Hospitex Hospital & Research Center Limited PEERLESS's foray into

health-care is synergic with its corporate culture : rendering myriad forms of

service to the society, and to enrich the quality of life. Attuned to this corporate

philosophy, Peerless Hospitex Hospital & Research Center Limited opened up a
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whole new vista of the latest and state-of-the-art, health-care facilities in this part

of the subcontinent.

Its 300-bed multidisciplinary, super-speciality hospital, Peerless Hospital & B.K.

Roy Research Center is a marvel in health-care, with excellent diagnostic and

treatment facilities in cardiology, neurology, orthopedics, ophthalmology,

gastroenteritis and general surgery etc.

Peerless Hotels Ltd.

12, J L Nehru Road, Kolkata 700 013

Dial : +91.033.22280301/22280302

The Peerless Group of Hotels. A family of hotels and resorts spread across

Kolkata, Durgapur, Port Blair ( Andaman ) and Mukut Manipur.

Timeless traditions of Bengali culture find home in The Peerless Inn, along with

modern amenities. The discerning traveler is left spellbound with our gentle

etiquette. The Peerless Inn is friendly, warm and modern with an aesthetically

pleasing ambience.

Peerless Securities Ltd.

1, Chowringhee Square, 2nd Floor, Kolkata 700 069

Dial : +91.033.22131407/1379
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Peerless Securities Ltd. is amongst India's prominent names for Financial

Services - Share & Stock Broking, Trade Settlements and Depository Services. A

corporate member of the National Stock Exchange of India Ltd. and the Kolkata

Stock Exchange Association Ltd. An agent of UTI, RBI Relief Bonds and Mutual

Fund.It enjoys a high level of trust; a position further enhanced with the company

joining the National Securities Deposit Ltd. as a Depository Participant.

Bengal Peerless Housing Devlopment Co. Ltd.

6/1A, Moira Street , Kolkata 700 017

Dial : +91.033.22836227/6230

The Government of West Bengal in an effort to combat the problem of Housing

formed Joint Sector Companies with West Bengal Housing Board and Private

Entrepreneurs. Thus Bengal Peerless Housing Development Company Limited

was formed in 1994 with West Bengal Housing Board and The Peerless General

Finance and Investment Company Limited.

Peerless Travel Pvt. Ltd.

6A, A.J.C. Bose Road Kolkata 700 017

Dial : +91.033.22479269/1052
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Peerless Travel Pvt. Ltd. provides a whole gamut of travel related services. The

Group has experienced success in a number of ventures in diverse fields, the

most prominent being in the hospitality division. The travel wing is being

managed by a team of professionals with several years of experience in the field

of Travel trade. We are an IATA (International Air Transport Association)

accredited organization and a member of TAAI (The travel agents association of

India) .

Other Services

Social service is very much a part of the Company's activities. Peerless

Polyclinics in various parts of Kolkata & Milan Thirtha an Old Age Home at

Baranagar are some of the tangible instances of the company's continuing social

commitment.

Poly Clinics

Polyclinic at 5/2 Fakir Dey Lane,

Address : Dumdum, Kolkata 700012

Ph : 22378343


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Peerless Diagnostic & Child Guidance Centre, Address : 223 Central

Avenue, Kolkata 700 006

Ph : 25558171

Polyclinic

Address : 5/3A,DumDum,Kolkata 700 030

Ph : 25577115

Polyclinic

Address : 190 Sarat Bose Road, Kolkata.

Ph :24664173

Polyclinic

Address : 4 Roy M N Chowdhury Street, Baranagar, Kolkata 700 036

Ph : 25579520

Oldage Home

Milan Tirtha,

ddress : 4 Roy M N Chowdhury Street, Baranagar, Kolkata 700 036

h : 25579520


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The assures full safety of money deposited with The Peerless

General Finance & Investment Co. Ltd.

Deposits mobilised are invested strictly in accordance with the Residuary Non-

Banking Companies (Reserve Bank) Directions, 1987 (RNBC). To ensure safety

of your money, over 80% of our investments are presently held in Govt.

approved categories, including large investments in Govt. Securities etc.

The strong Peerless Branch Network.

The company has a vast distribution network of 166 Service Centers & 9

Regional Offices across various states in India, apart from its Head Office,

Marketing / Development and Centralised EDP Center at Kolkata.

Peerless schemes promise abnormally high returns.

No. Current schemes of the Company provide reasonable, competitive and

assured returns during the tenure, without being affected by market fluctuations.

All the schemes are flexible


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Peerless offers A Scheme For Every Dream : Our

schemes are tailor-made financial solutions to suit various

Income groups as well as diverse Savings & Investment

needs.

Options available for Daily, Monthly, Quarterly, Half-

yearly and Yearly recurring Deposits.

Options available for Fixed Deposits ranging from a

period of One and Half years. to three years.

Our Schemes offer safety along with attractive returns

and value added benefits.

High liquidity is available through facilities of

Prematurity Withdrawals & Loans. Adequate flexibility is

built-in through easy Loans on Deposits even for short-

duration schemes, with options to choose your own re-

payment terms.

The various value additions that Peerless provides

to its Depositors .


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By forging strategic alliances with market leaders, Peerless also offers the

following types of value-added privileges to its Certificate-holders through its

deposit schemes :-

Free Accidental Death Insurance Benefit, as per

contract.

Free Critical Illness Insurance Cover, as per contract.

Free Life Insurance Cover, as per contract.

Free Peerless Savings Card - for availing attractive discounts on purchases from

thousands of establishments countrywide (conditions apply).

The factors make Peerless unique


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Prompt Doorstep Service to depositors through a

countrywide network of 171 Service Points and lakhs of

Peerless Agents / Financial Advisors.

First Company in India to pioneer the concept of

Payment Melas at convenient places, closer to customers

doorsteps, facilitating prompt payment of maturity proceeds.

First Company in India to pioneer the concept of

"Designated Banker" to ensure full safety of depositor's

money.

Unblemished, default-free track record of having

disbursed over Rs. 6500 Crores to more than 1.5 Crore

satisfied depositors across India.

Rich heritage of over 70 years; Trusted by Millions of Depositors

The other areas of activity


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Peerless Hospital & B.K. Roy Research Centre An

ISO 9002 certified, multi-disciplinary super-speciality

Hospital.

Peerless Polyclinics - Catering to the under-privileged

in need of medical attention.

Old-Age Home Caring for the needy Senior Citizens

of Society.

Peerless Securities- Our financial services company,

offering stock / security broking, investment advisory and

depository services.

Peerless Hotels - At Kolkata, Durgapur & Andaman

Favorite attractions for Tourists as well as Business

Travellers.

Bengal Peerless Housing Development Company Ltd.

- Building quality Homes, not merely Houses, in

collaboration with the Govt. of West Bengal.

Peerless Travels Offering excellent Travel, Tour and Leisure Packages.


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Head Office & Regional Offices

Name & Address Phone No.

Head Office 'Peerless Bhavan'

3, Esplanade East,

Kolkata-700 069

033 2248 3247/3001,

033 2243 6758,

033 2220 3740

Fax : 033-2248 5197

Development Office

1-Chowringhee Square,

Kolkata - 700 069

033 2248 9353, 033 2243 4828

Fax : 033-2248 9701

HO/Annexe 13-A,

Dacres Lane,

Kolkata-700 069

033 2248 8996/1103

Peerless Computer Centre

1 Chowringhee Square, 1st

Floor

Kolkata -700 069

033 2242 8317/8318/8319

Fax : 033-2242 0118

Eastern Regional Office

13A, Dacres Lane, 1st Floor

Kolkata - 700 069

033 2242 1001/1564 /0809

North Eastern Regional Office

Ulubari Chariali, G S Road,

Gauhati - 781 007

0361 2523878/2522146

Northern Regional Office 011 23346421 / 23340683


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61, Regal Building (East)

Connaught Place,

New Delhi - 110 001

011 23744869

Western Regional Office

UNIT -I

World Trade Centre, Centre

-I, 19th Floor

Cuffe Parade Colaba

Mumbai - 400 005

022 22183291/22187334

022 22159250/22153168

Western Regional Office

UNIT -II

Sanskrut,Old Gujrat High

Court Road,

Off Ashram Road,

Ahemedabad - 380 009

079 6581247

Southern Regional Office

UNIT -I

Raheja Complex,

834, Anna Salai, 2nd Floor,

Chennai 600 002

044 28535326/28530335

Southern Regional Office 0487 2323877/2323878


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UNIT -II

Suharsha Towers, 3rd Floor

Round North, Trissur

-680001

South Central Regional Office

1-7-143, Kancharla Towers,

Golconda X Croads,

Musheerabad,

Hyderabad - 500 020

040

27617176/27617177/27602243

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