During the lecture of
prime minister Indira Gandi
a group in the congress
party made a demand
for national sution of comercial banks.
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The 50th anniversary of the nationalisation of big banks by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi has attracted limited comment. Some critics call it a terrible economic blunder, since public sector banks (PSBs) have become a byword for enormous losses, inefficiency and loans based on phone calls from political masters. Top PSB appointments have sometimes been made to shady bankers, who guaranteed kickbacks to their appointers.
Defenders of bank nationalisation