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RBI ka naya disaster relief plan
Toh RBI ne ab sab rules-based approach chhod di hai aur ek principle-based framework pakda hai disaster mein fasne wale borrowers ke liye. Matlab ab banks aur NBFCs ko decision lene mein zyada freedom milegi. Yeh global trends se bhi match karta hai, jahan IMF aur World Bank bhi climate-related risks par focus kar rahe hain.
Loan eligibility aur restructuring ka funda
Banks aur NBFCs ab repayment schedules ko adjust kar sakte hain, moratorium badha sakte hain, aur loan installments ko restructure bhi kar sakte hain, disaster kitna severe hai uske hisab se. Kuch cases mein toh banks clients ke cash flow ko restore karne ke liye extra paisa bhi de sakti hain.
Sabse important condition yeh hai ki sirf 'standard' loan accounts hi restructure ho sakte hain, matlab calamity se pehle jo 30 din se zyada late nahi hain. Isse banks apni asset quality maintain kar payengi aur relief unhi tak pahunchega jinhe sach mein zarurat hai.
India ki NPA situation aur risk
RBI ki koshish hai ki stressed assets ko jaldi resolve kiya jaaye. India ka banking sector waise bhi mast chal raha hai, Gross NPA ratio September 2025 mein record 2.15% par hai – jo ek decade mein sabse kam hai. Lekin yaad rahe, agriculture sector mein disaster ke baad NPAs badh jaate hain, jaise 2017-18 mein 11.2% tak pahunch gaye the.
Par yeh flexibility banks ke liye risk bhi la sakti hai. Kuch experts ka kehna hai ki banks apni asset quality bachane ke chakkar mein sach mein barbaad ho gaye borrowers ko shayad help na kar payein, kyunki loan agar 30 din se upar late ho gaya toh woh eligible nahi rahega. Aur SLBC aur DCC committees se approval lene mein bhi time lag sakta hai, jisse delays ho sakti hain.
Aage kya? Aur challenges kya hain?
Yeh naya framework April 1, 2026 se lagu hoga. Iska success banks par depend karta hai ki woh is flexibility ko kaise manage karte hain aur borrower ko support karte hue apni balance sheet bhi healthy rakhte hain. RBI Governor ne bhi kaha hai ki underwriting standards strong hone chahiye, jisse risk manage ho sake.