Banking sector reforms in India primarily aim to enhance ___ and improve accessibility. |
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True or False: The Reserve Bank of India was established after India's independence. |
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Banking reforms aim for transformation.
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True or False: The Narasimham Committee I was responsible for initiating the second phase of banking reforms. |
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Fill in the blank: The banking sector reforms in India were significantly influenced by the economic crisis of ___. |
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The reforms provided domestic banks with greater autonomy, enabling them to compete more effectively with international banks and brands. |
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The RBI acts as the primary regulatory body overseeing the implementation of banking reforms, ensuring adherence to policies and standards. |
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Fill in the blank: The introduction of ___ norms helped banks enhance their financial stability during the reforms. |
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True or False: The second phase of reforms focused solely on branch licensing deregulation. |
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The committee recommended the introduction of prudential norms to improve the financial health of banks. |
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Fill in the blank: The establishment of ___ Recovery Tribunals was part of the reforms to manage outstanding debts. |
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Banking reforms addressed major economic issues.
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Fill in the blank: Banking sector reforms aim to ensure services are accessible to all segments of ___ including rural populations. |
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True or False: The banking sector reforms have made banking services less accessible to users. |
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