Module: General Practice
Q40: What is the minimum frequency required for the public meetings arranged by the Lead District Manager (LDM) for creating awareness and obtaining feedback?
✅ Correct Answer: C
The correct answer is at least one meeting every quarter.
These public meetings are held together with banks and other involved groups to help people learn about banking, get their opinions, and show them how to fix their complaints.
Besides these meetings, the managers must also help build Financial Literacy Centres and Rural Self Employment Training Institutes.
They also have to run training workshops once a year for bank workers and Government officials to help them understand the programs better.
These public meetings are held together with banks and other involved groups to help people learn about banking, get their opinions, and show them how to fix their complaints.
Besides these meetings, the managers must also help build Financial Literacy Centres and Rural Self Employment Training Institutes.
They also have to run training workshops once a year for bank workers and Government officials to help them understand the programs better.
🧠 Real-World Scenario:
Imagine villagers are afraid of digital banking because of recent scams. Suddenly, the Lead District Manager arrives and sets up a tent in the village square to talk to them.
According to the rules, they can educate the locals and hear their complaints directly, and they must do this at least once every quarter. This means the LDM must regularly step out of the office to build public trust.