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History of Banking in India Beginning of Banking in India The phase leading up to independence laid the foundations of the Indian banking system. The first bank of a joint stock variety was  Bank of Bombay, established in 1720  in Bombay. It failed in 1770 This was followed by  Bank of Hindustan in Calcutta , which was established in  1770 . The bank was closed down in 1832. Presidency Banks The first ‘Presidency bank’ was the  Bank of Bengal  established in Calcutta on June 2,  1806  with a capital of Rs.50 lakh. The bank was given powers to issue notes in 1823. The  Bank of Bombay  was the second Presidency bank set up in  1840  with a capital of Rs.52 lakh. The  Bank of Madras  the third Presidency bank established in July  1843  with a capital of Rs.30 lakh. Why Presidency Banks?-  They were known as Presidency banks as they were set up in the three Presidencies that were the units of administrative...
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The Gds Vocabulary For All Competitive Exams | 25-09-2022 📰 ( Sunday - 09:05am ) 📰 1. SCATHING (ADJECTIVE): :devastating Synonyms : withering, blistering Antonyms:  mild Example Sentence: she launched  a scathing attack on  the Prime Minister 2. IMPENDING (ADJECTIVE): : imminent  Synonyms:  at hand, close Antonyms:  remote Example Sentence: The impending crisis over trade made everyone nervous 3. TARDINESS (NOUN): : lateness Synonyms:  delay, retardation Antonyms:  punctuality Example Sentence: Forgive my tardiness, I had some very important business to attend to. 4. FLOUT (VERB): : defy Synonyms:  go against, scorn Antonyms:  observe Example Sentence: They flouted the norms simply by being who they are. 5. ARDUOUS (ADJECTIVE): : onerous Synonyms:  taxing, difficult Antonyms:  easy Example Sentence: In those days, a trip to the West was an arduous journey. 6. BAR (PREPOSITION): : apar...
2. ANAGOGE (VERB): : ESOTERIC Synonyms:   Animisti  mystical Antonyms:  simple  Example Sentence: a person who tries to gain religious or anagoge knowledge through prayer and deep thought.
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The Gds Vocabulary For All Competitive Exams | 24-09-2022 📰 ( Saturday - 09:05 am ) 📰 1. CONTEND (VERB): : Face Synonyms:  Cope with, Grapple with Antonyms:  Surrender, Allow Example Sentence: She had to contend with his uncertain temper. 2. BAR (VERB): : Prohibit Synonyms:  Debar,Preclude Antonyms:  Admit, Accept Example Sentence: Journalists had been barred from covering the elections. 3. SANCTIFY (VERB): : Consecrate Synonyms:  Bless, Ordain Antonyms:  Deconsecrate Example Sentence: He was consecrated bishop of York. 4. FURNISH (VERB): : Supply Synonyms:  Equip, Provide Antonyms:  Divest Example Sentence: Fish furnish an important source of protein. 5. INCONSPICUOUS (ADJECTIVE): : Unnoticeable Synonyms:  Unobtrusive, Unremarkable Antonyms:  Conspicuous, Noticeable Example Sentence: That was an inconspicuous red-brick building. 6. VAUNT (VERB): : Boast Synonyms:  Show off Antonyms: ...

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The Gds Vocabulary For All Competitive Exams | 23-09-2022 📰 ( Friday - 09:05am ) 📰 1. CHAOTIC (ADJECTIVE): : disorderly Synonyms:  disordered, disorganized Antonyms:  orderly Example Sentence: The administration of finance was as chaotic as the condition of parliament. 2. VULNERABLE (ADJECTIVE): : at risk Synonyms:  endangered, unsafe Antonyms:  invulnerable Example Sentence: Children are the most vulnerable members of society. 3. SPURN (VERB): : refuse Synonyms:  decline, reject Antonyms:  adore Example Sentence: He spoke gruffly, as if afraid that his invitation would be spurned. 4. RETREAT (VERB): : withdraw Synonyms:  retire, draw back Antonyms:  advance Example Sentence: When the enemy attacked, our troops were forced to retreat. 5. MOUNT (VERB): : increase Synonyms:  grow, rise Antonyms:  decrease Example Sentence: The costs mount up when we buy a home. 6. LAX (ADJECTIVE): : slack Synonym...

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The Gds Vocabulary For All Competitive Exams | 22-09-2022  ðŸ“° ( Thursday - 09:05am ) 📰 1. FEASIBLE (ADJECTIVE): : practicable Synonyms:  practical, workable Antonyms:  impractical Example Sentence: It is not feasible to put most finds from excavations on public display. 2. ONGOING (ADJECTIVE): : in progress Synonyms:  under way, going on Antonyms:  finished Example Sentence: Training is part of our ongoing career development program. 3. DISCLOSURE (NOUN): : revelation Synonyms:  divulgence, declaration Antonyms:  concealment Example Sentence: He cannot prevent the disclosure of information. 4. THRIFT (NOUN): : providence Synonyms:  prudence, economy Antonyms:  profligacy Example Sentence: We have been raised with the the values of thrift and self-reliance. 5. INCUMBENT (ADJECTIVE): : binding Synonyms:  obligatory, mandatory Antonyms:  optional Example Sentence: The government realized that it wa...
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1. TACTICAL (ADJECTIVE): : Calculated Synonyms:  Planned, Plotted Antonyms:  Unwise Example Sentence: In a tactical retreat, she moved into a hotel with her daughters. 2. INAUGURATE (VERB): : Initiate Synonyms:  Begin, Start Antonyms:  Wind up Example Sentence: He inaugurated a new policy of trade and exploration. 3. ANXIOUS (ADJECTIVE): : Worried Synonyms:  Concerned, Apprehensive Antonyms:  Carefree Example Sentence: She was extremely anxious about her exams. Share this post Gds  current Vocabulary Follow on Pinterest       RBI POLICY RATES Bank Rate : 5.15% Repo Rate : 4.90% Reverse Repo Rate : 3.35% MSF : 5.15% CRR : 4.50% SLR : 18% More comands 1.  Phrasal verbs 2 .  Spreadsheet 3.  Fruit vocabulary 4.  Kitchen vocabulary 5.  Birds vicabulary 6.  Vegetable vocabulary           7.  More Vocabs 8.  Images Vocabs  &  full forms