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Which institution recommended an 'Islamic Window' in Conventional Banks ? 1. World Bank2. Reserve Bank of India3. International Monetary Fund4. NABARD

Answer» Correct Answer - Option 2 : Reserve Bank of India

The Correct Answer is Reserve Bank of India.

  • In order to gradually implement Sharia-compliant or interest-free banking in the country, the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has suggested the opening of Islamic windows in conventional banks.
  • In this regard, RBI also prepared a report on a technical review and sent it to the Union Ministry of Finance for consideration.
  • Islamic or Sharia banking is a method of finance focused on the principle that interest is not paid. Under Islam, the charging of interest is forbidden.
  • There is no history of Indian banks in the Islamic or Sharia banking market. Islamic finance also has a lot of nuances.
  • The matter also entails numerous regulatory and supervisory issues.


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