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 banking service chronicle magazine Published this articles page no 84 In February 2018 Modi became the first Indian Prime Minister to visit Israel. His itinerary did not include Ramallah. The word then was that India had de-hyphenated the Israel-Palestine relationship and would deal with each separately. Meanwhile India continues to improve ties with Arab countries especially Saudi Arabia and the UAE and feels vindicated by the decision of some Arab states to improve ties with Israel. banking service chronicle magazine

 

 

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competition refresher magazine Published this articles page no77India voted in favour of the UN General Assembly resolution in October 2003 against Israels construction of a separation wall. It voted for Palestine to become a full member of UNESCO in 2011 and a year later co-sponsored the UN General Assembly resolution that enabled Palestine to become a non-member observer state at the UN without voting rights. India also supported the installation of the Palestinian flag on the UN premises in September 2015. competition refresher magazine

 

 

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 csr gktoday magazine subscription Published this articles page no 75 In 1975 India became the first non-Arab country to recognize the PLO as the sole representative of the Palestinian people and invited it to open an office in Delhi which was accorded diplomatic status five years later. In 1988 when the PLO declared an independent state of Palestine with its capital in East Jerusalem India granted recognition immediately. Arafat was received as head of state whenever he visited India. csr gktoday magazine subscription

 

 

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Before we embark on this journey it would be instructive to take a short historical detour. After the bank nationalization in 1969/1980 the banking sector in India saw the next leg of far-reaching reforms in the post 1991 period. Deregulation of credit processes and interest rate structures gradual reduction in pre-emptions migration to CBS and licensing of new age private sector banks set the stage for rapid expansion of banking services in 2000s. competition wizard subscription

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And it is not a surprise that deposit penetration increased to 60.8 per cent of GDP in FY07 from 35.6 per cent in FY97 while credit intensity more than doubled to 45.0 per cent of GDP in FY07 from 19.6 per cent in FY97. Over the next 10 years the deposit and credit ratios with respect to GDP rose further to 71.2 per cent and 51.9 per cent respectively as of FY17 despite considerable economic and financial market volatility ever since the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. competition wizard magazine

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The initial phase of this expansion (in 1990s) was dominated by the Public Sector Banks. However the narrative slowly started changing as Private Sector Banks turned from being peripheral players to one of the principal drivers in the process of credit dissemination in the economy. This is evident from the fact that as of FY07 Private Sector Banks had 20 per cent share in outstanding credit which now stands at 29 per cent as of FYI7. The share in incremental credit is even starker with 75 per cent of incremental credit being disbursed by the private sector banks. competition wizard magazine