Oh no. It does not work that way. To declare oneself bankrupt, one has to be truly bankrupt without any ability to pay back even a fraction of the amount, meaning zero personal assets and lockdown of whatever business they owned. What it does say though is that any future earnings of the bankrupt person from a different job or venture will not be seizable by the bank.
Sorry to say, but you are talking from ignorance. bankruptcy does not mean on has to be personally broke. It means the BUSINESS has to be in the red. The owner gets to keep his salary he earned, the car he brought with his salary and the house he brought when the business as good.
What you are defining is the Indian definition of bankruptcy where even the underwear is seized by the bank and sold to recover the money.
Of course when the business goes kaput the banks lose the money too, so does the business owner.
NO, not in India. As of today in India, when business goes Kaput the bank do not loose money. That is why Indian banks are one of the most profitable in the world IN-SPITE of being the MOST Risk averse in the world.
The NPA of PSU banks are now getting higher for an entirely different reason which has more to do with institutional corruption than banking practices.
As can be seen by the failure of various derivatives and the over exposed banks all over the Western world, that strategy did not work out for them. What has worked out for them is the 11 AC carriers they have throughout the world to ensure dollar's supremacy and unlimited QE. That is the only reason the banks are solvent abroad and no other reason.
You see the failure while you are blind to the amazing progress the western economies have made, raising the HDI standards of their citizens to stratospheric levels.
The only people to suffer from low HDI, poverty and starvation due to such risky bank practices are Indians, not Americans or Europeans. Now think about that. They got their cake and ate it too. We neither have the cake nor did we get to eat it.
Well you can argue that reforms are necessary and transparency required and I would not have any argument with that. Any artificially induced measure such as lending pressure only ends up creating inflation in the economy and wasteful expenditure.
There is nothing artificial about the modern economy. Yes, it is not simple, but its as real as the promissory note on your currency
Giving high interests loans of farmers forcing them to go for heavy pesticides and GM crops and then suicide when those measures fail too, is what is wasteful expenditure.
I do not know that considering every maid who worked for me or people around me took off at the drop of a hat. They invariably have many relatives getting sick or festivals in their villages which they must attend every month. Yes there is no formal agreement about leaves, but they do take off. They also get small interest free loans from their employers all the time when required. Considering the std of pay, well how many are govt employees in India? Everyone makes do with what they have and if you would just kill this job market if you were to go the way of regulations. Frankly very few people will afford maids then.
I am all for free market, only its exploitative in nature. That is the fundamental nature of a capitalist society.
You saw Hillary Clinton stay with Bill after his affair, did you not? She is a powerful woman who did not lack any opportunity, but still she stayed on. Very few divorce just for affairs. Most men like to have their cake and eat it too. Likewise with the women. Women could break free earlier too, the society could have cribbed, but nothing more than that. Point of the matter is the chances for a divorced man or a woman to re-marry is very very slender.
Don't quote exceptions as examples. You need to show the rule. If women could break free earlier, they would have. Its as simple as that.
BTW today the chances of a divorced man or women to re-marry is very very high. Its is slender only if they want to marry a first timer, which is what most attempt for. In my family if I include extended and far off members as well, I know of at least 2 cases of women who got remarried after they got divorced. My close college friend got married again after his divorce (in the US). One relative who remarried her first husband again after their divorce
. I do not know of a single person who is still unmarried after a divorce.