The state government continues to rely on free market loans, especially through securities auction, for the exchange of high interest loans gained in the last few years with low interest to compensate for interest stress.
The state government received 2 September for market lending of 6,000 GBP, with a quantum of loans reached significantly over 12,000 Crore, which suggested in the indicative calendar of market loans for the second quarter. The state won 26 August 2,000 crore 2,000 crore, 1,000 crore (August 12) 5,000 GBP Crore (August 5) and 3,500 GBP (29th July) over the last few weeks with a total borrowed official of more than 17,000 GBP crore.
Loans show a deviation from the amounts reflected in the indicative market loan calendar for the second quarter, as seen from the excess amounts borrowed to date, with three other tranches of government securities the remaining Indian bank remaining in the quarter.
Meanwhile, the state government is also struggling with the burden of repaying the amounts in the form of unpaid guarantees that will expire in the coming months. According to RBI data, outstanding warranty of the state of the existing fiscal start is 9 September at 6,592 crore. This will be followed by more than 18,000 GBP crore next fiscal.
According to higher officials, the overall excellent government securities during the current fiscal fiscal value are 16 740 GBP Crore (15,848 GBP market loans and 892 GBP Uday loans), of which 10,148 GBP Crore has been paid. However, the state had the opportunity to increase other loans with which it could repay the amount due for the expiry of guarantees. “This is not a big problem. The state has another opportunity to repay the guarantees that will expire,” the clerk said.
Published – September 2025 06:37
