(Reuters) - India's Dena Bank said on Monday its board of directors approved the government's proposed merger of the state-run lender with peers Bank of Baroda Ltd and Vijaya Bank.
India announced the plan to merge the banks last week as part of efforts to tackle a pile of bad loans plaguing the sector and revive credit growth.
(Reporting by Sharnya G in Bengaluru; Editing by Subhranshu Sahu)
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