Comments last week from RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan that local banks are in need of "deep surgery" has refocused attention on the ailing sector. Large-scale capital injections, increased private participation and a new bankruptcy code are all required to revive the domestic banking sector, but progress on reform in these areas remains slow.
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