Devidas Tuljapurakar, Author at Centre for Financial Accountability

Banking in Disarray! How to bring it back on tracks?

RBI in its first announcement dated 27th March 2020, consequent upon corona pandemic 2019 had come out with various ini...

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Faultlines in the path of PSU privatisation

The Economic Survey for 2019-20, on page 158 in Chapter 7 puts it on record that “PSBs are clearly not efficient today”...

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Bank Mergers Why For?

Nirmala Sitaraman, Minister of Finance, in her latest press conference, announced the merger of 10 Public Sector Banks (...

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Indian Economy In Deep Troubles: Stock-taking of the Previous Financial Year

The Financial Year 2018-19, which recently ended, proved to be the most challenging year for the financial world. The fi...

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Impact of Global Crisis on the Indian Banking System

This impact is not only circumscribed to NPA. Overall, Indian banking is passing through one of the worst crisis in hist...

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Banking in the Dilemma of Recovery

Presently the Indian Banking is passing through a deep crisis mainly on account of mounting Non-Performing Assets, which...

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May 1, 2020

Devidas Tuljapurakar

Banking in Disarray! How to bring it back on tracks?

RBI in its first announcement dated 27th March 2020, consequent upon corona pandemic 2019 had come out with various initiatives such as reduction in CRR, Repo Rate etc. thus to improve upon liquidity position of the banks so as to facilitate for extension in credit thus to revive the economy. At th...

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February 19, 2020

Devidas Tuljapurakar

Faultlines in the path of PSU privatisation

The Economic Survey for 2019-20, on page 158 in Chapter 7 puts it on record that “PSBs are clearly not efficient today”. This is the statement issued by the owner of these banks. If the argument is being offered as introspection, then it is fair enough. But it appears this argument is being advance...

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February 7, 2020

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Bank Mergers Why For?

Nirmala Sitaraman, Minister of Finance, in her latest press conference, announced the merger of 10 Public Sector Banks (PSBs) to carve out four big banks. In the process six, PSBs are being closed. Presently the government is going through a syndrome of 5 trillion-dollar economy, and all their acts ...

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February 7, 2020

Devidas Tuljapurakar

Indian Economy In Deep Troubles: Stock-taking of the Previous Financial Year

The Financial Year 2018-19, which recently ended, proved to be the most challenging year for the financial world. The first and foremost challenge was the introduction of the Financial Regulatory and Deposit Insurance Bill (FRDI Bill) which sought to form a Resolution Corporation that would ‘resolve...

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February 7, 2020

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Impact of Global Crisis on the Indian Banking System

This impact is not only circumscribed to NPA. Overall, Indian banking is passing through one of the worst crisis in history. Since the last three years, banking in the public sector is almost stagnant. Of the 21 public sector banks, only two are showing profits In an increasingly interdependent fina...

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September 1, 2018

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Banking in the Dilemma of Recovery

Presently the Indian Banking is passing through a deep crisis mainly on account of mounting Non-Performing Assets, which were unfolded after the Assets Quality Inspection by the RBI at the instance of the then RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan. The growth in NPA was phenomenal. Non-Performing Assets as on...

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