Subject: Economics
Book: Comprehensive Indian Economy
India’s banking network has undergone transformations from nationalization aimed at financial inclusion, to post-1991 deregulation encouraging competition. Key pillars include the RBI’s regulatory oversight, commercial banks (public and private), regional rural banks, and cooperative banks. Topics like financial inclusion (Jan Dhan Yojana), digital payments, non-performing assets, and bank recapitalization are crucial. Prelims often test definitions—like CRR, SLR—while mains might focus on structural reforms, Basel norms, or the role of banking in economic growth. For robust exam prep, track changing regulations and government strategies to revitalize the sector in light of global financial challenges.
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