Yes, an order has been given by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to simplify the banking system. It was said on behalf of the Finance Minister that banks should make banking operations simple according to the needs of the customers.

With this, more and more customers will be able to connect with them. The Finance Minister suggested in the meeting The Union Finance Minister said last days that banks should pay attention to the facilities of the customers. This will make the process easier for the borrowers.

On behalf of the Finance Minister, it was also told to the banks that the standards of giving loans should be correct. This suggestion was made a few days ago in a meeting between industry representatives and the Finance Minister.

During this, Nirmala Sitharaman asked all the big banks to implement it. Following this suggestion given by the Finance Minister will benefit the customers of all banks including ICICI Bank, SBI and HDFC Bank. The Finance Minister also said that there is a need to make the banking system more and more customer friendly. You have to take care of the facilities of the customers.

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Keeping this in mind, Union Minister of State for Finance Bhagwat K Karad has made an appeal to the bank staff. Appealing for further improvement in banking service, he said that banks should work considering customers as God. Earlier, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had also asked to simplify the banking system in a meeting with the bank heads.

Move towards reducing the problem points

Addressing the ‘Customer Conference’ program organized by Bank of Maharashtra (BoM) this week, Karad said that banks should improve their customer service. Along with this, progress should also be made in the direction of reducing the problem points. He also asked the customers to be helpful in repaying the loans, so that the financial condition of the banks remains good.

Regarding Kisan

Credit Card (KCC), he urged all the banks including BoM to take this scheme to more farmers. He said that the banking sector needs to help small and marginal farmers, youth and women entrepreneurs and act as a catalyst of growth. Let us tell you that with this order of the Union Minister, the work related to the banking sector is expected to be done more easily in the banks in the coming times.

State Bank of India (SBI), ICICI Bank, HDFC Bank and Punjab National Bank have the highest customer base in the country. In such a situation, the customers of these banks will get the benefit of the order of the Finance Minister.

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Yes, an order has been given by Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to simplify the banking system. It was said on behalf of the Finance Minister that banks should make banking operations simple according to the needs of the customers.

With this, more and more customers will be able to connect with them. The Finance Minister suggested in the meeting The Union Finance Minister said last days that banks should pay attention to the facilities of the customers. This will make the process easier for the borrowers.

On behalf of the Finance Minister, it was also told to the banks that the standards of giving loans should be correct. This suggestion was made a few days ago in a meeting between industry representatives and the Finance Minister.

During this, Nirmala Sitharaman asked all the big banks to implement it. Following this suggestion given by the Finance Minister will benefit the customers of all banks including ICICI Bank, SBI and HDFC Bank. The Finance Minister also said that there is a need to make the banking system more and more customer friendly. You have to take care of the facilities of the customers.

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