What is the total gold reserves of India with RBI?
A) 510.46 metric tons
B) 854.73 metric tons
C) 324.01 metric tons
D) 1000 metric tons
Answer : B
Description :
According to the latest report of Reserve Bank of India (RBI), India's total gold reserves with Reserve Bank of India (RBI) is 854.73 metric tonnes. A significant portion of these reserves, 510.46 metric tonnes, is stored domestically within India. The remaining gold reserves are kept abroad, of which 324.01 metric tonnes are kept safe in the Bank of England and the Bank for International Settlements (BIS).
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