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Introduction to Banking

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How are banks extending loans to the public?

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Borrow money from RBI

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Credit from money lenders

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C

Cash deposits with banks

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Loans from cooperatives

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Solution

The correct option is C
Cash deposits with banks

By keeping cash deposits with banks, banks are extending loans to the public.

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