Public Sector Bank - 2021 1 Punjab National Bank ( Merged with Oriental Bank Of Commerce and United Bank Of India) 2 Indian Bank( Merged with Allahabad Bank) 3 State Bank of India 4 Canara Bank( Merged with Syndicate Bank) 5 Union Bank of India( Merged with Andhra Bank and Corporation Bank) 6 Indian Overseas bank 7 UCO Bank 8 Bank of Maharashtra 9 Punjab and Sind Bank 10 Bank of India 11 Central Bank of India 12 Bank of Baroda
nice lectures sir. please keep it up and try to complete the full syllabus. great service. now those who earlier thinking that they can;t afford time and money are able to dare to prepare and test their caliber.
Do you think these lectures are now good for us to follow? Since a lot has happened in our economy since the times these were recorded. So a lot has changed.. I'm in a fix here.. Should I prepare my economy from here?
Yes. From my point of view, We can follow .. The concept for economics is same.. Only some values, rates may increase or decrease from time to time... Even if we study a new lecture of 2020 , some values might change in 2021 ...but the concept is same.. So yeah.. You can go for this video ✌
19.51 agar current account deficit badhega to rupee weak hoga...to export ke liye voh to vapis at6a ho jayega n...!!!is thaught pe suggestion dijiye...!!!
Jee ha rupee weak hoga tho hamare export ke liye achcha hai...hum export mein tabhi achcha hoga Jab hum khud manufacturing sector means secondary sector improve karte hai jo hua nahi... isliye aap china example dek sakte hai vo saare khud manufacturing karte hai aur vo apne currency devaluation karke unke maal saste mein bhejta hai..vo bahut kam import karta hai kyonki har cheez vo khud manufacturing karte hai ...that's y it's growing as fastest countries in the world..hope u got it
Anupam Choudhary The Banks which were earlier in private sector were transferred to the public Sector by the act of nationalization. The first nationalized bank was Imperial Bank of India (under the SBI Act of 1955) and re-christened as State Bank of India (SBI) in July 1955.
prakash dongardive The Banks which were earlier in private sector were transferred to the public Sector by the act of nationalization. The first nationalized bank was Imperial Bank of India (under the SBI Act of 1955) and re-christened as State Bank of India (SBI) in July 1955.
