..........The Nayak committee needs to be complimented for taking the bull by its horns and addressing the issue of process squarely. While arguing for fundamental changes in the way the public sector banks function, the committee presents a compelling case by examining the performance of these banks in comparison with the private sector counterparts. The committee, starts its report by pressing the alarm bells on the performance of these banks; moves to analyse what cripples them; and then addresses the issue of governance. The of governance of bank boards is not a stand-alone issue that could be tinkered by recommending some changes here and there, but has to be examined comprehensively..............
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