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Topic · standing beatupdated Fri, 30 Oct, 18:30

Bank Privatization

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Politics · 30 Oct

ఐడీబీఐ ప్రైవేటీకరణపై రాహుల్‌ విమర్శలకు ఆర్థికమంత్రి నిర్మలా స్ట్రాంగ్ కౌంటర్

AI summaryFinance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman strongly countered Rahul Gandhi's criticism of the IDBI Bank privatization, stating that public sector banks were weakened during Congress rule due to political interference. She defended the NDA government's handling of IDBI, noting that the bank was revived with a ₹25,000 crore capital infusion, and announced that a 60.72% stake will be sold to Fairfax for ₹52,878 crore.

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