Booklet: Reflections on the Union Budget 2018-19 from the Margins
Union Budget 2018-19: Issues of Marginalised Sections
Banking on Accountability and Transparency
Burdened with the ever-increasing non-performing assets (NPAs) and saddled with its provisioning, it is common knowledge now that Public Sector Banks (PSBs) have suffered enormous losses and thus, are in a crisis. The current...
PSBs Must Stop Minimum Account Balance Requirement
Public Statement Penalizing for Poverty – Public Sector Banks Should Stop Extorting Money Over Minimum Account Balance (MAB) Requirement It was highly shocking to learn that State Bank of India (SBI) had levied Rs...
Dr. Meera Nangia on Corporate Loans and Accountability of Banks in the context of FRDI Bill
Dr Meera Nangia was speaking at the public meeting titled Last battle to save PSBs on the 29th November 2017 at the Constitution Club of India, New Delhi. The meeting was jointly organised by All India...
Will the RBI Solve the NPA Problem?
Five years ago, the All India Bank Officers’ Association, presented a presentation to our Bank Management titled NPA-Never Permit an Avalanche. This helped a lot to reduce NPAs of smaller amount but the large...
Forget lessons from the past, Arun Jaitley’s bank recapitalisation even buried a July audit report
Hailed as a “big-bang move” by bankers, the government’s plan to recapitalise public sector banks with Rs 2.1 lakh crores is deemed to hold magical powers that will help turn around their financial situations....
पुस्तिका: सुनियोजित एवं वैधिक लूट: नोटबंदी के एक साल का सिंहावलोकन
Hindi translation of the compilation of essays written on the impact of demonetisation on the people and economy.
Financial Analysis of the Blue Economy, Especially Sagarmala Project
Financial Analysis of the Blue Economy: Sagarmala’s Case in Point by Dr Himanshu Damle of Public Finance Public Accountability Collective, New Delhi and could be reached at himanshudamle@pfpac.net The article was originally published here in...
Money Trail of NTPC owned Rampal Power Project
October 14, 2017, New Delhi: Some of the biggest players in global finance are quietly backing the world’s most dangerous coal plant, according to an international investigative report released earlier this week. The report titled Time...
Booklet: Time to Come Clean: How the World Bank Group and International Investors Can Stop the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant
How International Investors Can Stop Rampal Power Project, the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant
For immediate release How International Investors Can Stop Rampal Power Project, the World’s Most Dangerous Coal Plant Report Shines a Light on Hidden Backers of World’s Most Destructive Coal Project October 12, 2017, New...
India Needs Good Banks And Not Big Banks
More than 10,000 bank employees and officers from across the country marched from Ramlila Grounds to Parliament on September 15, 2017. They were marching to protest the anti-people banking reforms being implemented by successive...
BRICS 2017 Offers Nothing New
For those closely looking at the trajectories of IFIs, especially the current trends of the New Development Bank (NDB) or the BRICS Bank, well, it’s all pancakes and fritters with news of NDB and...
Usha Ramanathan on the Privacy Judgement and its Implications
The ‘Privacy Judgement,’ where a nine-member Supreme Court bench counted the right to privacy as a fundamental right, redefined the rights of a citizen and put limitations on the state to be invasive of...
India’s Thermal Power Projects are Making Even our Public-Sector Banks Sick
We all know of the killing impacts of coal based power plants – from the massive air pollution, from water contamination and from the dirty coal mines. As per the “State of Global Air...
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