Which banks in India are too big to fail?

Seems like RBI has been chosen SBI (with almost 20% bad loans of the 300,000 Crore in the Indian Banking System) and ICICI with 5% bad loans as the two banks which can lead to a systemic risk if failure occurs.

So no wonder RBI has chosen them as TBTF.

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