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RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das calls protecting depositors' money 'sacred duty, like going to temple, masjid or gurdwara'

DNA Tuesday, 26 September 2023
''Protection of depositors' money is the most important responsibility of a bank. It is a sacred duty. It is a sacred duty like going to a temple or masjid or gurdwara to bow down, it's a sacred task. In fact, I would say this is much more,'' Das said.
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