Statutory & Strategic Provision regarding Bank Loan recovery in India

The Banking Industry has been operating in India since the early stage of civilisation. Modern banking in India begins from mid of 18th Century. Bona fide transactions of Banking Industries are beneficial for world economy. Money loaned is one of the major functions of Banks, and "What is owe, must be repay" is the universal law. But, since last two decades, Banks are facing problems in recovery of loans and fluctuating NPA levels and thereby decline in profitability of commercial sector banks. The study is organised to know the provisions, measures, and suitable actions which banks can take to reduce the burden of increasing crisis of bad loans and to recover the same. The Book will be usefull to academicians, researchers, students and other interested groups.

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CS Akhil Ramteke ist Assistenzprofessor für Handel am Dr. Ambedkar College, Deeksha Bhoomi, Nagpur (Indien). Er ist assoziiertes Mitglied des ICSI, Neu Delhi. Er ist auch ein produktiver Forscher auf dem Gebiet des Handels. Ku. Anuja D. Chousalkar hat einen Postgraduiertenabschluss in Handel von der RTM Nagpur University, Nagpur, und ist eine engagierte Forscherin im Bankenbereich.