The Banks empanelled by the RBI to act as an ‘Agency Bank’
❖ The Banks empanelled by the RBI to act as an ‘Agency Bank’: (as on Dec 2021)
- IndusInd Bank
- Karnataka Bank
- South Indian Bank
- Bandhan Bank
- RBL Bank
- CSB Bank
DEVELOPMENT OF PRESS DURING BRITISH RULE
DEVELOPMENT OF PRESS DURING BRITISH RULE The evolution of Indian press during British rule was filled with difficulties like illiteracy, colonial pressure and repression. But later on, it became a prominent tool for the freedom struggle. Some of the important developments are: The first printing press was established by Portuguese in 1556. First newspaper of India was established in 1780 by James Augustus Hickey named Calcutta General Advertiser or The Bengal Gazette. He is considered as the ‘Father of Indian press’. Bengal Gazette is also sometimes known as Hickey’s Gazette. This newspaper was later seized by the government in 1782. The censorship Act, 1799: It was enacted by Lord Wellesley to prevent French from spreading rumours which could harm British. According to this, every newspaper should contain the names of the printer, editor and proprietor. Before printing anything, it should be submitted to the secretary of Censorship. Licensing regulation, 1823: It was enacted by John
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