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These bastards has to be kicked out. They are the sole reason for inefficiencies in public sector
On one side they have no clear-cut targets & strategies to reduce #NPAs and on the other,focus only on merging #PSU banks with no clear mandate to provide ease of convenience and help in facilitating banking transactions of the common middle-class consumer!!
If I have a savings account in a PSU bank which ends up as one of the two subordinate merging banks, my bank's NEFT gets changed as a result of which my interests which accrue from outside sources,gets blocked as a result of the consequent NEFT mismatch!!!!!
Then there's an absolute mayhem of ad-hocism that's prevailing on private sector banks. Take the case of aggressive retailisation of IDFC First Bank where savings account interest rates are getting tweaked on the drop of a hat!?