It is a subsidy of interest given by Government to certain sectors like Textiles, Farm,etc. How it works, For eg. Textile company borrow from Bank at 10% and Government gives subvention of 2%. Hence net bank takes interest from textiles companies 8%. Other sectors have to pay 10% to the bank.
Likewise, Farm or Agricturle sectors borrows from Bank at 10% and they will get 4% subvention from the govt.
This is how govt. promote the textile and agrictulture.
Reserve Bank of India & Indian Banking Association introduced this scheme.
One can acquire no interest loans from the following companies: No Interest Loan Scheme (NILS), Wanils, Good Shepard Micro Finance, Country First Credit Union.
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Multi Option Deposit Scheme has been a popular choice for account holders in State Bank of India. It enables people to earn a higher rate of interest on his or her deposit. When needed, one can withdraw from their deposit account in units of Rs.1000/- by means of a cheque
Banks as per the directive of Reserve Bank Of India (RBI).
The interest subvention scheme in India is a government policy that provides subsidized interest rates on loans for specific sectors like agriculture, exports, and small businesses. The government reimburses a portion of the interest cost to the lending institutions, which allows them to offer loans at lower interest rates to borrowers in these sectors. This scheme aims to promote economic growth and support targeted sectors by reducing the cost of borrowing.
That will depend on a variety of things. However, in October 2010, their monthly interest rate was 8.50%, but it can go up or down.
The primary purpose of the Banking Ombudsman Scheme in India is to provide a way for consumers to get their complaints about banks resolved. The Banking Ombudsman Scheme was enacted in 1995.
Reserve Bank of India & Indian Banking Association introduced this scheme.
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While traveling through Northern India (Agra, Delhi, Meerut, Patna and Calcutta) he devised a novel scheme known as the Chapati Scheme.