To simplify the process, the government has launched a new system that lets users update Aadhaar details from home using a mobile phone. Starting November 1, citizens can use this service by paying a ₹75 fee. The goal is to make Aadhaar services more convenient and user-friendly.

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has also changed its banking rules. Customers can now add up to four nominees for bank accounts, lockers, and safe custody services. Earlier, only one nominee was allowed.

In addition, the State Bank of India (SBI) will charge a 1% fee on education payments and wallet recharges above ₹1,000 made through third-party apps. These updates aim to make digital transactions smoother and more secure.

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Her achievement follows a prestigious honour received from President Droupadi Murmu for her exceptional contribution to the Indian banking sector. Manimekhalai described the award as a recognition of every woman who dreams and every professional who values integrity. She said leadership, to her, is about responsibility rather than position.

During her leadership at Union Bank, the institution recorded a 243% profit rise, reaching nearly ₹18,000 crore. She strengthened the bank’s capital base, improved asset quality, and advanced digital innovation, making Union Bank a model of transformation in the public sector.

Manimekhalai’s philosophy focused on inclusive growth and women-led progress. Her journey from modest beginnings to leading a major national bank continues to inspire professionals. The Hurun recognition reaffirms her role in promoting women’s empowerment and nation-building.

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