Banks In India
Government Banks in India in 2021
Government sector banks also known as Public Sector banks
are those in which the Government of India has the maximum share. Take a look
at the number of banks that belong to Government sector in India in 2021.
Every economy is based on spending and saving for which only
one institution is responsible and that is the Bank. It is the place where all
transactions legitimately take place. India's economy is managed by the Finance
Ministry along with the Reserve Bank of India. Then there are 3 categories of
banks, namely, Public or Government Bank, Private Banks, Foreign or
International banks.
The Minister of Finance, Nirmala Sitharaman announced the
mergers of Public sector banks as well as conversion of various public sector
banks to private sectors. In the article below, know about various Public
Sector banks of India and how the conversion would affect the Indian economy.
Take a look at the Public Sector Banks in India in the picture below.
Public Sector Banks in India
The Privatization of banks in India is in itself a big topic
of discussion as many bankers showed their unhappiness over the issue along
with many economists un-supportive of the Government's move. Take a look at the
details below.
What is a Public Sector Bank in India?
Public Sector Bank is the bank owned by the Government or in
which the Government is the major shareholder (of more than 51% in the bank).
In 2020 more than 10 public sector banks were merged to make 4 major banks in
India.
The table below mentions the banks that belong to the
government sector in 2021:
SNo Public
Sector Bank Headquarters
1 Punjab
National Bank ( Merged with Oriental Bank Of Commerce and United Bank Of India) New
Delhi
2 Indian
Bank( Merged with Allahabad Bank) Chennai
3 State
Bank of India Mumbai
4 Canara
Bank( Merged with Syndicate Bank) Bangalore
5 Union
Bank of India
( Merged with Andhra Bank and
Corporation Bank) Mumbai
6 Indian
Overseas bank Chennai
7 UCO Bank Kolkata
8 Bank of
Maharashtra Pune
9 Punjab
and Sind Bank New
Delhi
10 Bank of
India Mumbai
11 Central
Bank of India Mumbai
12 Bank of
Baroda Gujarat
Amazing Facts about Banks:
Central Bank of India is the largest and the oldest
commercial bank in India.It was established in 1911.
Canara Bank is one of the largest nationalized public sector
banks established in 1906.
Punjab National Bank's establishment goes way back to 1894.
State Bank of India generated a revenue of 2110 billion
rupees in the past financial year.
Punjab and Sind Bank has 1559 branches across India out of
which 623 branches are in Punjab state.
Government Banks in India: Old List
Take a look at the banks that were previously nationalized
Government sector banks.
1 Allahabad
Bank
2 Andhra
Bank
3 Bank of
Baroda
4 Bank of
India
5 Bank of
Maharashtra
6 Canara
Bank
7 Central
Bank of India
8 Corporation
Bank
9 Dena
Bank
10 Indian
Bank
11 Indian
Overseas Bank
12 Oriental
Bank of Commerce
13 Punjab
& Sind Bank
14 Punjab
National Bank
15 Syndicate
Bank
16 UCO Bank
17 Union Bank
of India
18 United
Bank of India
19 Vijaya
Bank
20 IDBI
Bank((77.79% government stake)
21 SBI+and
its five associate banks
22 Bharatiya
Mahila Bank
Details about Government Banks:
Punjab National Bank: PNB is the first Bank to be called
Swadeshi (out of the Swadeshi movement).Its operations were started on April
12, 1985. The bank was first established in Lahore with the authorised capital
of 2 lacs.
Now Oriental Bank of Commerce and United Bank of India have
been merged with PNB.
State Bank of India:
SBI is the largest commercial bank of India. It has the
maximum asset, deposit and profits among the banks in India.
Canara Bank:
It was called the ‘Canara Bank Hindu Permanent Fund’. It was
nationalised in 1969 making it Canara Bank and was merged with Syndicate Bank
last year.
Central Bank of India
It was established in 1911. This was the financial
organization of India or the primary Indian bank that was closely-held and
managed by Indians. It was founded by
Sir Sorabji Pochkhanawala.
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