Volumes have been written about Indian Banks’ stressed assets. This article puts the things in perspective for a common man like us on the enormity of the problem of bad loans. It is really puzzling how the banks have lent so liberally compromising the interests of the government, being the majority share holder.
WHY INDIA’S BAD LOAN PROBLEM IS REALLY BAD
TAMAL BANDYOPADHYAY Read Tamal Bandyopadhyay’s earlier columns at livemint.com/bankerstrust His Twitter handle is @tamalbandyo. Respond to this column at tamal.b@livemint.com.
mint ePaper
12 Jun 2017
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