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Banking Sector Reforms in India began in:
1969
1981
1991
2001
- 1969: In this year, the Indian government nationalized 14 major private banks. This step aimed to control the commanding heights of the economy and enhance banking penetration. However, this was not a comprehensive reform.
- 1981: No major banking sector reform in this year. Some policy changes might have occurred, but nothing significant as a reform.
- 1991: The banking sector reforms began in earnest as part of the broader economic liberalization initiated by the government. It aimed to make banks more efficient and competitive.
- 2001: This year saw technological advancements and consolidation in the banking sector but not initial reforms.
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