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Kolkata, July 27

Children are the future of the country and nurturing them on the right path is society’s commitment to the future, said Mr Kalyan Mukherjee, Executive Director of the Andhra Bank, here on Friday while relaunching the bank’s Kiddy Bank programme deposit scheme. The scheme was popular in the seventies but took a backseat in the nineties. Mr Mukherjee said that the relaunched scheme would have value-added features and was aimed at inculcating in children the habit of saving up for the future. He said that currently a quarter of the country’s population was below 18 years.

— Our Bureau

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