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Indian government to infuse $2.72 billion in state-run banks
September 14, 2020 15:19 pm
NEW DELHI, Sept 14: India’s government sought parliamentary approval to inject 200 billion rupees ($2.72 billion) in state-run banks in the current fiscal year, to help lenders mitigate the expected surge in bad loans due to the pandemic.
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