In a bid to address the rising number of outstanding debt-related cases, the government has urged the Debt Recovery Tribunal (DRT) to implement practices that facilitate quicker settlements. This directive comes as banks have intensified their debt collection efforts, reflecting a broader trend of tightening lending standards, particularly in the real estate sector. The heightened focus on debt recovery and the cautious approach to lending underscore a prevailing sentiment of extreme greed in the market, as financial institutions navigate a landscape marked by increased scrutiny and risk management. As banks work to balance their portfolios amid these pressures, the government's intervention aims to streamline processes that could alleviate some of the backlog in debt cases, potentially stabilizing the financial environment.