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Banks will not collapse: Sinha
By Our Special Correspondent
SRINAGAR, SEPT. 2. The Union Finance Minister, Mr. Yashwant
Sinha, said today that a wrong impression was being created that
banks and financial institutions in the country would crumble.
Without mentioning the UTI issue, Mr. Sinha that the slump in the
world economy had affected financial institutions.
``We have seen it happening in Japan and Europe, and it has a
direct impact on us. Our exports have consequently decreased and
the stock markets have gone down.''
Despite disturbances, the Jammu and Kashmir Bank had shown a
tremendous growth, he said after opening the corporate office of
the bank here.
``It is showing the way to the whole nation,'' he said, lauding
the efforts of its Chairman, Mohammed Yousuf Khan.
Mr. Sinha said that the Centre was committed to supporting the
State Government and the people in developing the State. ``We
will collectively fight the challenge of development.''
The Jammu and Kashmir Governor, Mr. G.C. Saxena, complimented the
staff for the heroic manner in which they withstood the challenge
of militancy and kept the bank functioning.
The State Finance Minister, Mr. A.R. Rather, also lauded the role
of bank as the bankers to the State Government and said it had
come to the Government's help at crucial times.
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