INTRODUCTION f. It may be tempting to believe that last year’s bankruptcy law reforms will soon begin to ease the pain at banks by encouraging the quick sale of assets of troubled borrowers. But... b. The proceeds from such sales, however, would likely amount to very little in comparison with the mammoth scale of troubled assets. Previous statement said because... a. According to a joint study by Assocham and Crisil, gross NPAs in the banking system are estimated to increase to ₹9.5 lakh crore by March 2018, from ₹8 lakh cror e a year earlier. Result... c. In that case, write-offs recognising losses may be the most honest and practical way to deal with the bad loans problem. Hence it is advised that... e. So the RBI in the coming months should continue to push banks, both public and private, to promptly recognise the stressed loans on their portfolios. d. Incidentally, the Prime Minister recently laid the blame for bad loans on the previous government. (Accidently this event also happened apart from the mentioned one)
RBI will issue a penalty of Rs. _____ per ATM/WLAs for banks for CAsh-out for more than 10 hours in a month.
Which of the following beaches is famous for the celebration of the International Sand Art Festival?
Article ______ of the Constitution of India deals with 'Proclamation of Emergency'.
Russia’s e-Visa allows Indians to stay in Russian territory for how many days?
Which of the following Articles of the Constitution gives Parliament the power for the formation of new states?
The Kandariya Mahadeva temple dedicated to Lord Shiva was constructed in c.999 CE by king Dhangadeva of the _______.
Which of the following statements about the Mahanadi river is INCORRECT?
Unified Payments Interface (UPI) was developed by which organization?
The Stand Up India scheme for loans to Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe and women borrowers was extended till _____.
How many Ramsar sites are designated in India as of 2022?