Which committee recommended the shift from administered interest rates to market- determined rates in India?
Narasimham Committee I (1991)
Before 1991, India's banking sector operated under a regime of administered interest rates, where the government and RBI fixed deposit and lending rates rather than letting the market set them. This was widely seen as inefficient and a drag on financial-sector growth.
The Narasimham Committee I (1991), chaired by former RBI Governor M. Narasimham, was set up in the wake of the 1991 balance-of-payments crisis to recommend financial-sector reforms. Among its key proposals were deregulating and moving toward market-determined interest rates, reducing the SLR and CRR, phasing out directed credit, and strengthening bank capital adequacy and prudential norms.
The other bodies addressed different areas: the Kelkar Committee (2002) focused on tax reform, the Rangarajan Committee dealt with matters such as the balance of payments and disinvestment, and the Chelliah Committee (1991) recommended tax-system reforms. Hence the shift from administered to market-determined interest rates is credited to the Narasimham Committee I (1991).
Rangarajan Committee was related to which of the following?
Which of the following committee's recommendations led to the formation of NABARD?
Who was the Chairperson of the expert Committee set up for formulating a Green National According (GNA) System in 2015?
Which of the following is NOT related to Centre-State relations in India?
The Second Administrative Reforms Commission (2005) was concerned with: