1969 CE · economy policy
Fourteen Major Commercial Banks Are Nationalised
In July 1969, the Government of India nationalised fourteen major commercial banks with deposits above ₹50 crore. The policy sought to align credit allocation with national development priorities, expand banking into underserved areas and increase lending to agriculture, smaller enterprises and weaker sections.
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