Home / Search / After sending two pesky central bank governors packing in a little over two years, Indian bureaucrats have turned their attention to unwinding the monetary authority’s autonomy. Their first move, unveiled Thursday, is an innocuous – even laudable – infusion of Rs 410 billion ($5.9 billion) into troubled state-run lenders, bumping up this fiscal year’s outlay for bank recapitalization by 63 per cent to Rs 1.06 trillion. The fresh capital partially replaces a shortfall in the Rs 2.11 trillion bank recap announced in October last year.
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