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Public sector banks introduced the scheme of Differential Rate of Interest in the year

A1971

B1972

C1973

D1974

Answer:

B. 1972

Read Explanation:

The Differential Rate of Interest (DRI) Scheme was introduced by public sector banks in 1972. Objective: To provide cheap credit to the weaker sections of society, such as small farmers, artisans, and small borrowers, at subsidized interest rates. Under this scheme: Loans are given at a lower interest rate than the normal lending rate. It helps promote financial inclusion and support for low-income groups.


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