Pursued Hindi Journalism from DU and English Journalism from JNU. Currently, an Economics Journalist at Business Standard.

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Since Banks have always been our source of money, can it happen that even they have Non-Performing Assets? Md Haris who is working as an Economics Journalist with Business Standard is here to clear all your doubts and make your concepts even clearer. It begins with the basic introduction to NPAs and how they affect Bank's Profits. Thereby the Governments involvement and efforts made for cleaning up the bank's balance sheet, have been discussed. Haris also talks about various facts and figures and compares the NPAs today and NPAs during 2008 crisis along with the NPAs of various banks. Tags: Non Performing Assets, NPA, NPAs, India Banking Sector India, Indian Banking Sector, Banking Sector in India, Indian Banks, Indian Banks Types, Indian Banks List, Banking Sector UPSC Lecture, UPSC Free Lessons, UPSC Free Online Videos, UPSC Economy, Economy for UPSC CSE, UPSC Online, UPSC Exam, UPSC Examination, UPSC IAS Exam, IAS Questions, Indian Administrative Service, IAS Preparation, IAS Exam Syllabus CSE Exam, CSE Syllabus, Economy UPSC Important Topics, Reserve Bank of India, PSUs, Private Banks in India, Contemporary Banking Issues.

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Non-Performing Assets have always been a little tricky to understand. Md Haris is explaining the objective of this course along with the students who must watch this course for maximum benefit. He also talks about the various topics he would be covering in the upcoming lessons. 

Overview Of The Course: Understanding Of Non-Performing Assets (for UPSC CSE)

This lesson will help you in understanding what are Non-performing Assets. Haris provides a very brief and crisp explanation of NPAs that one requires to move ahead with the various concepts discussed in the upcoming lessons. thereby he talks about various reasons that why these NPAs are harmful and how they affect bank's profitability and liquidity.

What Are Non-Performing Assets? (for UPSC CSE)

Haris gives a brief introduction of data available for Non-Performing Assets. He provides the information published in Economic Times Report. Also, learn about the NPAs of various banks. Haris also provides the figures for comparison and tells why it is necessary to learn these and thereby apply the same to your answers.

Current NPAs Vs NPAs During The 2008 Crisis (for UPSC CSE)

The lesson provides with a brief Introduction of the effect of NPAs. Thereby further elaboration of 'Price to Book Value ratio' and various facts related to it such as a brief overview, figures of various banks, the effect of rising NPAs over profit in these banks which are explained with the past and latest figures. Also, a very interesting insight is being discussed that how 'YES bank' has been able to survive these effects.

Burgeoning NPAs Effect On Banks' Shares And Profits (for UPSC CSE)

In continuation of the previous lesson as how the NPAs effect the Bank's profits, this lesson talks about the various efforts by the government to clean Banks' Balance sheets. Haris talks about Re-capitalisation and elaborates over Indradhanush - the 7 points agenda. He also throws light on other steps taken by the government for the same issue. 

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Overview Of The Course: Understanding Of Non-Performing Assets (for UPSC CSE)

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What Are Non-Performing Assets? (for UPSC CSE)

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Current NPAs Vs NPAs During The 2008 Crisis (for UPSC CSE)

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Burgeoning NPAs Effect On Banks' Shares And Profits (for UPSC CSE)

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The Government's Efforts To Clean Banks' Balance Sheets (for UPSC CSE)