T. R. Varadachary was an Indian career banker who served as the seventh Chairman of State Bank of India.
His most notable achievement was the 1977 Final Report of the Working Group on Customer Service in Banks which played a major role in improving the customer service in Indian banks.
[2] He served as the seventh Chairman of State Bank of India from August 1976 until April 1977.
[1][2] He served as Chairman of State Bank of India for just 269 days and had one of the shortest stints at the post.
[4] He is notable for the acrimonious circumstances in which his predecessor Raj Kumar Talwar was replaced from his office.