Despite the number of public sector banks shrinking, they still command a vice-like grip with majority of Indian citizens depending on their services.
Stuttering of bank operations due to frequent strikes called by unions does not bode well for the economy and causes immense suffering to customers.
Resolution through dialogue, not protest, must prevail.
Access to money and money matters at the time of a customers’ choosing is imperative to the mission of financialising India. Differences between stakeholders should not result in service denial and exasperation for the common man.