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What if all banks in India go private?<\/p>\n
Is privatization of banks right or not?<\/p>\n
Privatization of public sector banks cannot be justified<\/p>\n
The issue of privatization of public sector banks has been a vigorous debate for some time now. Under the banking reforms, the central government has merged\u00a027\u00a0public sector banks into\u00a012\u00a0banks in just three years.<\/p>\n
All public sector banks should be privatized, only State Bank of India should be kept in government hands.\u00a014\u00a0private banks were nationalized for the first time in\u00a01969\u00a0and six more in\u00a01980.<\/p>\n
The main objective was to promote development. The situation has changed a lot in\u00a050\u00a0years.<\/p>\n
The economy will have to bear the brunt of this.<\/p>\n
As of March\u00a02021,\u00a033%\u00a0of public sector banks’ branches were in rural areas. Private banks were up\u00a021%.\u00a0In semi-urban areas,\u00a032%\u00a0of private banks had branches. Public sector banks accounted for\u00a019\u00a0per cent in urban areas. The share of private banks in cities is\u00a021%.<\/p>\n
The share of private banks in metro cities is\u00a026.5%.\u00a0In terms of number of ATMs, state-run banks are at the fore in rural areas. Of the\u00a045\u00a0crore Jan Dhan Yojana accounts,\u00a078\u00a0per cent are in public sector banks.\u00a060%\u00a0of the accounts are in rural and semi-urban areas.<\/p>\n
Till now\u00a046\u00a0crore Jan Dhan\u00a0banks\u00a0accounts have been opened with zero balance. The poor, common people have reached the bank. While the share of private banks in deposits and credit was\u00a037\u00a0percent, only\u00a010\u00a0percent of Jan Dhan accounts were opened by private banks.<\/p>\n
Livelihood loans to\u00a06\u00a0crore women were provided by public sector banks and\u00a090\u00a0per cent by regional rural banks sponsored by those banks.<\/p>\n
Lending is also done by public sector banks to small businesses and traders.<\/p>\n
So private sector banks do not give more benefits to small people than public sector banks. Private banks are making more profit. Public sector banks do not give much importance to interest and profit. Gives importance to society.<\/p>\n
There are fundamental objections to the privatization of public sector banks. The government of the country ignores these objections. The country cannot ignore this. The way of distributing loans will change. There will be big changes from agriculture to big business. There could be disastrous consequences for agricultural profitability, food security and employment.<\/p>\n
Institutions used to provide loans at low interest rates. Interest amount from the inflation rate. has decreased.<\/p>\n
With the advent of liberalisation, the whole system has changed.<\/p>\n
Resources flow into banks from deposits deposited by the public. It will be difficult to withdraw the deposit from the bank. If the rumor spreads, there will be a stampede among the guests. The bank will sit Similar is the case with the cooperative banks of Gujarat and Maharashtra.<\/p>\n
Not a single public sector bank failed due to government bailouts. But in the meantime, many private banks were saved from drowning due to the intervention of public sector banks and the government. Before the nationalization of banks, many private banks collapsed. Due to which the common people had to face a lot of trouble.<\/p>\n
Sudden withdrawal of depositors’ money can significantly reduce the risk to the bank.<\/p>\n
Public sector banks are at the mouth of the volcano. Public sector banks’ loans are not only for long-term assets, most of their loans are for infrastructure projects. Infrastructural projects take a long time to reach their fruitful stage.<\/p>\n
It is common for such projects to exceed the original plan in cost and completion period, and these projects, even if they generate profit, are long term.<\/p>\n
RBI aims to link private banks with national objectives. The work done by the public sector banks for the development of the country is not done by the private sector banks.<\/p>\n
During the UPA regime from\u00a02004\u00a0to\u00a02014, many big loans were given in the name of infrastructure loans. Many went into debt.<\/p>\n
10\u00a0lakh crore NPA has been taken under Modi Raj from\u00a02014\u00a0to\u00a02022.\u00a0Industrialists fled abroad during his time. Adani has made progress with its loans. Which is promoted by private banks.<\/p>\n
A new bankruptcy law was created by changing the rules. So public sector banks ran out of money.<\/p>\n
Social banking and financial privatization of public sector banks can be harmful. Privatization is not the solution to the current banking problems. Efficiency does not depend on its ownership. Depends on management.<\/p>\n
After the nationalization of banks, the confidence of the general public in financial institutions has increased. There was a significant increase in savings.<\/p>\n
Public sector Life Insurance Corporation of India also promoted household savings. Due to all this, the necessary financial resources could be collected for the development of the country.<\/p>\n
A private bank named Lakshmi Vilas had to be handed over to a Singapore bank. If the financial sector of the country goes under foreign control due to privatization.<\/p>\n
The economy will have to bear the brunt of this.<\/p>\n
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