......In a meeting with the National Bank for Agricultural and Rural Development (Nabard) last week, the government took stock of the situation. "We have told them that it is an issue between the state government and the Bank. We don't have a role in it. The state government also wanted to know whether the bank needs any capital infusion to meet the required 4% capital adequacy norms of the Reserve Bank of India," said S Padmanabhan, Nabard's chief general manager........
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