Banking Expanded To The Ultimate Level pdf

Banking Expanded To The Ultimate Level

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Banking structure is redesigned to make India a fully digital nation and to usher in 100% e-governance. Banking is expanded to the ultimate level so that many State and Central Government departments can be integrated in the banking system to cut the present government size and non

Purpose of this new banking structure ———

*To establish a bank branch at every village or colony

*To make the banking as intermediary between the

*To give every citizen above age of 15 years a bank

*To integrate the Government and governance in the banking

*To know up to date bank profits at any time and to avoid

* To make money supply automatically expands or contracts in the banking system according to demand for money, growth rate and

*To achieve zero deficit fiscal and revenue budget

* To make budget preparation simple and

easy.

* To eliminate black money and corruption

* To make every bank branch an E-seva center.

* To streamline the PDS to keep subsidies out of the reach

*To streamline agriculture subsidies to stop farmer suicides and keep subsidies out of the reach of rich farmers, high income group people, industrialists, contractors, political leaders and business

* To stop illegal migration effectively and permanently.

* To construct totally toll free highways, express ways

* To control unemployment, provide social security to all,

* To get the updated population figures at every day.

* To provide health care and the highest quality education

* To enforce land ceiling act in totality.

* To achieve 100% food security, energy security and

* To help people get passports, birth certificates, death certificates, loans, monthly rations, pensions, natural calamity

* To prepare and supply electoral rolls for the election commission and help it conduct general elections in single phase on one day page <– 68

* To make India one

• Creator/s: VIJAYA KRUSHNA VARMA
• Date: 2/12/2009
• Book Topics/Themes: Banking, budget

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