What does 'SLR' stand for in economic terms?
The Statutory Liquidity Ratio (SLR) is a term used in Indian banking regulations. It refers to the minimum percentage of deposits that banks are required to maintain in the form of liquid cash, gold, or other securities before lending to customers.
Consider the following:
I. Financial Inclusion Index
II. Wholesale Price Index
III. Consumer Price Index
Which of the ind...
Which organization teamed up with Star Health to launch 'SUPER STAR', a modular long-term health insurance plan?
When was the Competition Commission of India (CCI) established by the Central Government?
The central bank has eased the credit concentration risk norms for non-banking finance companies in the middle layer (ML) and base layer (BL), bringing ...
Recently Sirbaz Khan climbed Mount Everest without supplemental oxygen. Which country is he from?
In badminton, who recently won the 'India Open 2024' women's singles title?
Which state government has recently launched DRIMS platform in collaboration with UNICEF to facilitate efficient disaster reporting and aid delivery?
Where was the fourth edition of Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) Startup Forum held recently?
According to the Human Development Report 2023-24, India is ranked 134th in the 'Global Human Development Index'. This report is published by which of t...
Which company introduced new term and credit life insurance products targeting young customers in August 2024?
