RRBs were set up as government-sponsored, regional based rural lending institutions under Regional Rural Banks Act, 1976. They were set up on the basis of recommendations of Narasimhan Working Group. RRBs are jointly owned by Central Government, concerned State Government and Sponsor Banks with the issued capital shared in the proportion of 50%, 15% and 35% respectively. The RRBs are required to provide 75% of their total credit as priority sector lending(PSL).
The ratio of cost prices of two articles ‘A’ and ‘B’ is 5:1 respectively and the average cost price of articles ‘A’ and ‘B’ is Rs. 1200....
Ram bought a bag for Rs. 900. He spent Rs. 232 on repairs and sold it at gain of 12.5%. Find the selling price of the bag.
A shopkeeper marks up an item by 25%. If he increases the discount from 12% to 14%, the profit will decrease by Rs. 70. Find the selling price of...
The profit earned by selling an article for Rs. 8,600 is 7/12th the loss incurred on selling the same article for Rs. 5,700. Find the selling price of t...
A shopkeeper sold an article after giving a discount of 20% and made a profit of Rs. 50. Find the marked price of the article if cost price of the artic...
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The selling price of a washing machine is Rs. 1680. If the washing machine was sold at 40% profit, then find the discount offered given that the washing...
The selling price of an item when sold at a profit of 15% is Rs. 90 more than its selling price when it is sold at a loss of 30%....
A person named 'X' purchased a mobile phone and a headphone. He sells the mobile phone at a 20% profit and the headphone at a 10%...
One article is sold at 16% profit while other is sold at 5% loss such that the difference between their selling prices is Rs. 126. If the cost price of ...
