India to Inject $2 Billion Capital in Four Weakened State Banks.

(Bloomberg) -- India will infuse 145 billion rupees ($2 billion) intofour state-run banks to help strengthen capital buffers and potentiallyfree some of the lenders from regulatory curbs. All these lenders, except Bank ofIndia, are under the Reserve Bank of India's sanctions as their badloans rose. [Extracted from the article]

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