The diary game || Better life with steem|| A visit to The SBI bank headoffice

Hi friends, Yesterday morning, we went to the State Bank head office in Coimbatore to pay the fees for my daughter's pilot course in Canada, because that's where they handle foreign exchange transactions. So, we left home around 10 AM yesterday morning. We had to go in the morning because foreign exchange trading is done according to the day's rate.

This is the head office for all State Bank branches in the Coimbatore region. It is a very large building and premises, spread over approximately one acre. It also has parking facilities. This was the first bank established in Coimbatore. Built during that era, it is situated on a vast area. Due to the large number of customers visiting, there were ample parking facilities for their vehicles, as well as for the vehicles used to transport cash to all the branches. The loan section, banking section, and NRI section are all located separately. These sections were housed in separate buildings, approximately four stories high. Around a thousand people work here.

Since this process takes about two or three hours, and we needed to finish by 2 PM, we left early in the morning. By the time we reached the branch, it was around 11 AM. We sat at a counter to find out how much fee we needed to send and how much was remaining on our loan amount. The officer in charge of our matter had gone to take an exam, so we had to wait there for about an hour. Until then, we finished some other tasks and waited. After he returned from his exam, he asked us for the necessary papers: the visa, the fee payment receipt, and the letter they had given us.

We immediately called my daughter and asked her to send us these documents. When we called, she was sleeping because it was daytime here but nighttime in Canada. However, she woke up and sent the papers to our email. We printed them out and submitted them again to find out the exact amount of the fee. Then we went to the foreign exchange trading section and instructed them to send the money. By the time all this was finished, it was 2 PM. After finally sending the money, we went to a nearby restaurant and had lunch.

This restaurant is one of the most popular in Coimbatore. This restaurant, called RHR, is located right next to the bank. When we went there, lunch was almost over; they said that all the meals items had run out. So we ordered chapati and vegetable biryani. After waiting for about 15 minutes after placing our order, the food we ordered arrived. The food was served on a banana leaf. The food was very delicious. Since both of us were hungry, we enjoyed the meal very much.

After eating, we went to the sweet stall located in the same restaurant and looked around. There were many sweets there. Items like Jalebi, Laddu, Mysore Pak, Kaju Katli, Badusha, Rasgulla, Gulab Jamun, Samosa, Pakora, Mixture, and Murukku were on display. We ordered and bought a type of laddu called Moorthi Sooru Laddu. After that, we left from there, went to the parking lot, got into our car, and returned home.

Thus, yesterday was a very busy and active day for us. We also sent the final fee for our daughter's course; this was the last payment we needed to make for her course. With this, her course will be completed. We prayed to God that she would successfully complete this course. I hope you enjoyed my diary entry. Please leave your comments in the comments section.