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Q.State the reasons for nationalization of commercial banks.
Tamil Nadu DgeTamil Nadu HSC First Year (DGE) Commerce Board 2022Subjective· 3mImportance★★★★★
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Start your 14-day free trial to unlock the full solution →The nationalisation of commercial banks (14 major banks in 1969) aimed to end the concentration of banking power, direct credit to agriculture and priority sectors, spread banking to rural areas, mobilise savings for planning and reduce regional disparities.
The main reasons for the nationalisation of commercial banks were:
- To break the concentration of economic power — before nationalisation, banks were controlled by big industrial houses that used deposits for their own concerns.
- To provide adequate credit to agriculture and priority sectors — small farmers, small-scale industries, artisans and weaker sections were neglected by private banks.
- To extend banking to rural and unbanked areas — private banks concentrated in cities; nationalisation spread branches across villages.
- To mobilise savings for planned economic development — deposits could be channelled into nation-building and the Five-Year Plans. …
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