Uttar Pradesh’s leader, Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, is happy about banks lending money to people, called the Credit-Deposit Ratio, which is now 58.59 percent.
He aims to raise it to 65 percent next year. He says banks should give loans freely, and the government will train those who get loans.
During a meeting with bank leaders, Chief Minister Yogi praised banks for helping young people by giving loans.
He wants these loan events to keep happening. He promises to support banks to give loans without worry.
The Chief Minister wants everyone in all 75 districts to use digital banking and understand money matters.
He promises to train people before giving them loans in government plans.
He also wants banks to share data about people who benefit from government plans so the government can help families accurately.
Chief Minister Yogi talked about social security plans like Atal Pension and Jan Dhan, saying they help everyone in the state, especially women, to be independent and financially secure.
He talked about banking in the state, saying it has grown from Rs 12.80 lakh crore to Rs 26.80 lakh crore. He wants better security in banks and more digital banking.
At a special event, the Chief Minister gave support to two banks and inaugurated many new services like Kisan Credit Cards and banking outlets.
The Reserve Bank of India representative also joined the meeting and emphasized digital banking.
He wants meetings with bank leaders every three months at the state level and every month in districts. A bank also promised to help villages with development projects.
