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K-Shaped Recovery

on October 06, 2020

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RBI Orders Automation of NPA Recognition

on September 22, 2020

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Ban on Tik-Tok: Concerns over National Security or the beginning of Tech War?

on September 20, 2020

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RBI broadly accepts KV Kamath Committee's Recommendations on Loan Restructuring

on September 14, 2020

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RBI’s Revised Guidelines for Priority Sector Lending

on September 10, 2020

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India's Rising Forex Reserves!

on September 03, 2020

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Digital Quality of Life Index 2020

on August 24, 2020

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National Education Policy 2020

on August 04, 2020

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RBI’s Revised Guidelines for Priority Sector Lending

RBI’s Revised Guidelines for Priority Sector Lending On September 4, 2020, RBI revised the guidelines for priority sector lending, applicable to all commercial banks including RRBs, Small Finance Banks, Local Area Banks, and Primary (Urban) Cooperative Banks to align it with the emerging needs of the country and bring a sharper focus on inclusive development. The questions that arise are what is Priority Sector? Why were the guidelines issued in the first place? What has changed compared to earlier guidelines? What can be its impact, if any? Priority Sector means those sectors which the Government and Reserve Bank of India consider important for the development of the basic needs of the country and are to be given priority over other sectors. What this means is that RBI and Government push credit to credit-starved sectors for the development of the nation so that there can be better credit penetration to these sectors. Talking about the earlier guidelines issued, RBI ha

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