Regulation of recovery agents mandates call recording, background checks and standardised training, plus public disclosure of agent lists.
The second draft prescribes recording of calls, publication of updated recovery agent lists on bank websites, periodic antecedent verification of agent employees including possible police checks, additional conditions for asset repossession, continuation of recovery where borrowers make frivolous complaints, use of credit counsellors for sympathetic cases, and nationwide training and a common examination for agents via IIBF or equivalent institutes; the draft is issued for public comments following earlier feedback.

Debt waiver and debt relief package to regularise farmer accounts and compensate lenders over a structured multi year cash schedule.
The Government will implement a debt waiver and debt relief package for farmers, with small and marginal farmers as primary beneficiaries and other farmers eligible for one time settlements. Farmer accounts will be regularised by the specified cut off and cleared by the announced deadline; compensatory cash payments to lending institutions will be made over a 36 month period, front loaded to support cooperative institutions and RRBs. Financing will follow a hierarchy-tax revenues, then non tax and non debt receipts, with borrowing only as last resort-and provisional data will be audited to finalise costs and beneficiaries.

Respect for banknotes: public urged not to deface or misuse currency to preserve note integrity and circulation.
The Reserve Bank of India appeals to the public to refrain from using banknotes for garlands, decorations, places of worship, or showering at social events because such actions deface notes and shorten their life; it stresses that banknotes are a symbol of the sovereign, states it is supplying clean notes across the country, and urges public cooperation to preserve currency condition and circulation.