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Fresh funds likely to help housing projects move out of 'stuck' status

The completed and sold projects will start the repayment cycle, reducing bad loans.

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Abhijit Lele
The permission to use the Rs 25,000-crore fund for the real estate sector announced by the Union government on Wednesday to revive projects declared non-performing assets or even sent to the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) is likely to reduce the stress on the books of lenders.

Senior officials of public sector banks said the fine print was still awaited, but the new fund will help move projects out of the “stuck” status.

The completed and sold projects will start the repayment cycle, reducing bad loans. Bankers said while lenders were getting repaid, clear rules should be in place about who gets

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