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(Rs.crore) TABLE 13.1 RESERVE BANK OF INDIA-ISSUE DEPARTMENT Item as on last Friday of December 1991 1999 2000 2001 Liabilities 59961 195983 207912 233420 Notes in circulation 59948 195946 207866 233393 Notes held in Banking Department 13 37 46 27 Assets 59961 195983 207912 233420 Gold,coin and bullion (1) 8183 10449 10530 11222 Foreign securities 200 72700 91700 123700 Rupee coins (2) 74 35 14 135 Government of India Rupee securities 51504 112798 105668 98364 (1) Gold reserves of issue department are valued at Rs. 84.39 per 10 grams upto October 16,1990. From October 17, 1990 they are revalued close to international market prices. (2) Include Government of India one rupee notes issued from July, 1940. Note:Totals may not tally due to rounding off of the figures. 146

(Rs.crore) TABLE 13.2 RESERVE BANK OF INDIA - BANKING DEPARTMENT as on last Friday of December Item 1991 1999 2000 2001 Liabilities 67526 135983 158574 176327 Govt. deposits 112 142 141 141 Other deposits 39614 66953 75496 78066 Other liabilities 27800 68888 82937 98120 Assets 67526 135983 158574 176327 Notes and coins 13 37 46 28 Balances held abroad (1) 9272 40957 82330 94551 Loans and advances (2) 9700 26851 29254 28983 Bills purchased and discounted 981...... Capital investments 45045 61678 40688 47356 Other assets 2515 6460 6256 5409 (1256) (2342) (2360) (2515) (1) Include cash, short-term securities and fixed deposits. (2) Include loans and advances to (i) State Governments (including temporary overdrafts); (ii) Scheduled commercial banks; (iii) State cooperative banks; (iv) I.D.B.I;(v) ARDC/ NABARD; (vi) Exim bank; and (vii) others. Note:1.Figures in bracket indicate the value of gold held under other assets. 2.Totals may not tally due to rounding off of the figures. 147

(Rs.crore) TABLE 13.3 SCHEDULED COMMERCIAL BANKS-BUSINESS IN INDIA as on last reporting Friday of 31 March Item 1991 2000 2001 2002 Number of reporting banks (Indian & Foreign) 272 297 296 294 Demand deposits (1) 42653 127366 142552 153048 Time deposits (1) 178114 685978 820066 950312 Total deposits [A] 220767 813345 962618 1103360 Cash in hand and balances with Reserve Bank [B] 34827 62750 65202 68647 Investment in Government securities (2) 60516 278456 340035 411176 Advances (3) 119804 435958 511434 589723 Of which Bills (inland) 5227 17546 23482 23314 Percentage of[b] w.r.t.[a] 15.8 7.7 6.8 6.2 Cheque clearances (4) Number in lakh 3518 5167 5274 5377P Amount 1839460 7895492 9189683 10947391P (1) Exclude inter-bank deposits. (2) At book value: include treasury bills & treasury deposit receipts. (3) Figures relate to loans,cash credits overdrafts and bills purchased discounted. (4) Data relate to the clearing houses managed by RBI only, and inclusive of inter-bank and high-value clearings.these data pertain to financial year and are at the end of March of the respective years. Note:Totals may not tally due to rounding off of the figures. 148

FOREIGN SECTOR 11% OTHER INSTITUTIONS 2% GOVERNMENT SECTOR 10% CORPORATE SECTOR 14% (Rs.crore) TABLE 13.4 OWNERSHIP OF BANK DEPOSITS (INDIAN AND FOREIGN) BY ECONOMIC SECTOR Economic Sector as on last Friday of March 31 of 1991 1999 2000 2001 I.Government Sector 13284 75489 86461 97192 II.Corporate Sector: 25026 95319 98169 116364 Financial 13247 65057 65499 71109 Non-Financial 11779 30262 32670 45255 III.Household Sector - 481530 576487 655873 IV.Foreign Sector - 84664 91697 107030 Total(I+II+III+IV) 51557 737003 852814 976460 Note: Totals may not tally due to rounding off of the figures. OWNERSHIP OF BANK DEPOSITS (2001) Rs. Crore 149

(Deposits in Rs.crore) TABLE 13.5 NUMBER OF OFFICES AND AGGREGATE DEPOSITS OF COMMERCIAL BANKING COMPANIES Item as on last Friday of March 1991 2000 2001 2002 A.Number of reporting banks 271 298 300 297 Scheduled banks 271 297 296 293 Indian 248 255 254 253 Foreign 23 42 42 40 Non-Scheduled banks 3 1 4 4 B.Number of offices(1) 62740 67868 67937 68195 Scheduled banks 62704 67865 67923 68176 Indian 62553 67671 67718 67970 Foreign 151 194 205 206 Non-Scheduled banks 36 3 14 19 C.Aggregate deposits (2) 201274 901564 989141 1131187 Scheduled banks 201199 901564 989141 1131187 Indian 189958 854789 938400 1075066 Foreign 11241 46775 50741 56121 Non-Scheduled banks 75 - - - Source: Reserve Bank ofindia (1) As on 31st March (2) Aggregate Deposits exclude inter-bank deposits 150

Centre METROPOLITAN 13% URBAN 17% SEMI- URBAN 22% RURAL 47% TABLE 13.6 DISTRIBUTION OF COMMERCIAL BANK OFFICES (Scheduled & Non-Scheduled Banks) as on 31st March 1991 2000 2001 2002 Rural 33119 32852 32585 32503 Semi-urban 13045 14841 14843 14962 Urban 9013 10994 11193 11328 Metropolitan 7563 9181 9316 9402 Total 62740 67868 67937 68195 Note : Classification of population groups is based on 1991 Census. DISTRIBUTION OF COMMERCIAL BANK OFFICES (AS ON LAST FRIDAY OF MARCH, 2002) 151

ABLE 13.7 DISTRIBUTION OF OUTSTANDING CREDIT OF SCHEDULE COMMERCIAL BANKS ACCORDING TO OCCUPATIO as at the end of March 2000 Occupation Number of CreditAmount outaccounts limit standing ('00) (Rs.crore) (Rs.crore) I. Agriculture 205329 53554 45638 1.Direct finance 202144 44492 38561 2.Indirect finance 3185 9061 7077 II. Industry 53541 271867 213779 1.Mining and quarrying 66 6377 4852 2.Food manufacturing and processing 1088 22804 17624 (a) Rice, flour and dal mills 471 6365 4937 (b) Sugar 19 4436 3701 (c) Edible oils and vanaspati 160 3065 2370 (d) Tea processing 15 1820 1291 (e) Others 423 7117 5325 3.Beverages and tobacco 29 2974 2330 4.Textiles 1869 38887 30586 (a) Cotton textiles 454 15945 12583 (b) Jute textiles 8 480 313 (c) Other Textiles 1407 22463 17691 5.Paper,paper products and printi 455 6033 4907 6.Leather and leather products 197 3607 2731 7.Rubber and rubber products 144 3687 2767 152

ABLE 13.7 DISTRIBUTION OF OUTSTANDING CREDIT OF SCHEDULE COMMERCIAL BANKS ACCORDING TO OCCUPATIO as at the end of March 2000 Occupation Number of CreditAmount outaccounts limit standing ('00) (Rs.crore) (Rs.crore) 8.Chemical and chemical products 950 35783 26758 (a) Heavy industrial chemicals 52 5316 4072 (b) Fertilisers 68 15062 11113 (c) Drugs and pharmaceuticals 201 9505 6562 (d) Others 15 1019 828 9.Petroleum,coal products and nuclear fuels 38 17014 14510 10.Manufacture of cement and cement products 91 4791 3946 11.Basic metal and metal products 938 29842 24792 (a) Iron and steel 170 20807 17704 (b) Other metal products 767 9035 7088 12.Engineering 1127 33734 25138 (a) Heavy engineering 92 9196 6522 (b) Light engineering 549 7602 5757 (c) Electrical & electronic machinery and goods 486 16936 12859 13.Vehicles,vehicle parts and transport equipments 419 11713 8056 14.Other industries 45464 36708 30609 15.Electricity,gas & water 27 11296 8574 16.Construction 640 6616 5599 153

ABLE 13.7 DISTRIBUTION OF OUTSTANDING CREDIT OF SCHEDULE COMMERCIAL BANKS ACCORDING TO OCCUPATIO as at the end of March 2000 Occupation Number of CreditAmount outaccounts limit standing ('00) (Rs.crore) (Rs.crore) III.Transport operators 9744 10524 8075 IV.Professional and other services 18312 18422 14653 V.Personal Loans 144201 61077 51639 1.Loans for purchase of consumer durables 11873 3426 2781 2.Loans for housing 22534 21001 18525 3.Rest of personal loans 109793 36650 30332 VI.Trade 70725 85882 71618 Wholesale trade 4770 54685 45956 Retail trade 65955 31197 25662 VII.Finance 705 30166 21873 VIII.All others 41147 37604 32806 Total bank credit of which: 543704 569096 460081 1.Artisans & village industries 20132 3016 2677 2.Other small scale industries 21262 43600 35070 154

ABLE 13.7 DISTRIBUTION OF OUTSTANDING CREDIT OF SCHEDULE COMMERCIAL BANKS ACCORDING TO OCCUPATIO as at the end of March 2001 Occupation Number of CreditAmount outaccounts limit standing ('00) (Rs.crore) (Rs.crore) I. Agriculture 198433 61974 51730 1.Direct finance 195641 50509 43420 2.Indirect finance 2792 11466 8310 II. Industry 47128 318917 236430 1.Mining and quarrying 81 10069 6518 2.Food manufacturing and processing 945 25154 19243 (a) Rice, flour and dal mills 396 6740 5075 (b) Sugar 13 4676 3853 (c) Edible oils and vanaspati 132 3113 2471 (d) Tea processing 15 2010 1469 (e) Others 389 8616 6375 3.Beverages and tobacco 29 3074 2534 4.Textiles 1723 41120 31830 (a) Cotton textiles 369 16655 13059 (b) Jute textiles 8 522 341 (c) Other Textiles 1346 23944 18430 5.Paper,paper products and printi 412 6542 5207 6.Leather and leather products 164 3982 2937 7.Rubber and rubber products 126 4098 2872 155

ABLE 13.7 DISTRIBUTION OF OUTSTANDING CREDIT OF SCHEDULE COMMERCIAL BANKS ACCORDING TO OCCUPATIO as at the end of March 2001 Occupation Number of CreditAmount outaccounts limit standing ('00) (Rs.crore) (Rs.crore) 8.Chemical and chemical products 870 40693 29442 (a) Heavy industrial chemicals 49 5543 4055 (b) Fertilisers 15 6424 4969 (c) Drugs and pharmaceuticals 189 11358 7705 (d) Others 617 17368 12713 9.Petroleum,coal products and nuclear fuels 32 18621 13171 10.Manufacture of cement and cement products 84 6006 5007 11.Basic metal and metal products 899 38213 27532 (a) Iron and steel 170 27236 19637 (b) Other metal products 729 10977 7895 12.Engineering 1069 41606 28968 (a) Heavy engineering 88 12547 8461 (b) Light engineering 512 8762 6012 (c) Electrical & electronic machinery and goods 469 20297 14495 13.Vehicles,vehicle parts and transport equipments 402 13087 8900 14.Other industries 39768 42996 33772 15.Electricity,gas & water 28 15526 12003 16.Construction 495 8128 6493 156

ABLE 13.7 DISTRIBUTION OF OUTSTANDING CREDIT OF SCHEDULE COMMERCIAL BANKS ACCORDING TO OCCUPATIO as at the end of March 2001 Occupation Number of CreditAmount outaccounts limit standing ('00) (Rs.crore) (Rs.crore) III.Transport operators 6435 10962 8701 IV.Professional and other services 17313 24515 19232 V.Personal Loans 162725 81315 65940 1.Loans for purchase of consumer durables 13482 4287 3463 2.Loans for housing 24828 28369 25412 3.Rest of personal loans 124415 48659 37065 VI.Trade 53885 103502 89534 Wholesale trade 5345 72501 64127 Retail trade 48540 31002 25408 VII.Finance 367 37121 26456 VIII.All others 37359 48644 40410 Total bank credit of which: 523644 686951 538434 1.Artisans & village industries 13452 2396 2072 2.Other small scale industries 17425 47287 36905 157

(Rs.crore) TABLE 13.8 OUTSTANDING ADVANCES OF PUBLIC SECTOR BANKS TO AGRICULTURE, SMALL SCALE INDUSTRIES ETC. Item as on last Friday of September 1991 1999 2000 2001 1.Agriculture 17299 37632 45296 53571 (i)direct finance (1) 15954 31168 34247 38137 (ii)indirect finance 1345 6464 11049 15434 2.Small scale industries 16620 42591 46045 48400 3.Setting up of industrial estates 51 21 42 52 4.Other priority sectors(2) 8699 23637 30722 40381 (i) Road & water transport operator 2464 3520 3968 3693 (ii) Retail trade & small business 4361 11127 13389 14197 (iii) Professional and self employed persons 1401 2630 2926 3302 (iv) Education 91 450 543 1028 (v) Consumption loans 29 304 386 686 (vi) State sponsored corporation organisation for on lending to other priority sectors mentioned in (i) to (v) above 15 240 295 446 (vii) Housing loans 338 5366 9215 17029 Total [1 to 4] 42669 103881 122105 142404 Total Advances 106061 265554 316427 341291 (1) Excludes advances to plantations other than development. (2) Exclude advances in state sponsored organisation forsc/st. (3) Data for 1999 & onwards is as on last Friday of March. 158

(Rs.crore) TABLE 13.9 STATE CO-OPERATIVE BANKS (1) as on last Friday of March Item 1991 2000 2001 2002 Liabilities (2) Demand 1681 3721 3849 4174 Time 3946 25623 27574 30043 Borrowings (3) 3574 9057 9756 10320 Assets Cash in hand and balances with RBI 277 927 1091 1989 Govt. securities (4) 1062 6736 7625 8535 Advances 2621 10702 12594 13012 Due from banks (5) 5495 13998 16560 19154 Bills purchased and discounted 14 20 24 37 (1) Relate to the banks maintaining accounts with RBI. (2) Exclude borrowings from banks, and inter-bank deposits. (3) Include borrowings from the Reserve Bank of India, State Bank of India, Industrial Development Bank of India, National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development, Notified banks, National Co-operative Development Corporation and the State Governments. (4) At book value: include treasury bills & treasury deposit receipts. (5) Include advances of Scheduled State Co-operative Banks to Central Co-operative Banks and Primary Co-operative Banks. 159

(Rs.crore) TABLE 13.10 MONEY STOCK MEASURES (NEW SERIES) Component 1990-91 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 Currency with the public 53048 189082 209550 241400 i.notes in circulation 53661 192483 212851 244608 ii.circulation of Rupee coins(1) 1621 4578 5353 6366 iii.cash on hand with banks 2234 7979 8654 9574 iv.deposit money of the public 39844 152714 169899 181134 A. M1 [i+ii+iv-iii] 92892 341796 379449 422533 B. Post Office savings bank deposits 4205 5041 5041 5041 C. M2 [A+B] 97097 346837 384490 427574 D. Time deposits with banks 172936 782378 933771 1077470 M3 [A+D] 265828 1124174 1313220 1500003 (1) Rupee coins include small coins, ten Rupee commemorative coins issued since October, 1969,two Rupee coins issued since November, 1982 and five Rupee coins issued since November,1985. Note: Totals may not tally due to rounding off of the figures. 160

0 (New series) M2 (Rs. CRORE) 450000 400000 350000 300000 250000 200000 150000 100000 50000 MONEY STOCK MEASURES 1650000 1450000 1250000 1050000 850000 650000 450000 250000 50000 1990-91 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 M 1 POST OFFICE SAVING BANK DEPOSITS M3 1990-91 1998-99 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 M 2 TIME DEPOSITS WITH BANKS

(Rs.crore) TABLE 13.11 SOURCES OF MONEY STOCK (M3) Source 1990-91 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 1. Net bank credit to Govt. 140193 441378 511955 586466 2. Bank credit to commercial sector 171769 586564 679218 756265 3. Net Foreign exchange assets of banking sector(1) 10581 205648 249819 314733 4. Government's currency liabilities to the public 1621 4578 5354 6366 5. Banking sector's net nonmonetary liabilities other than time deposits(1) 58336 113994 133126 163828 M3 [1+2+3+4-5] 265828 1124174 1313220 1500003 (1) Inclusive of appreciation in the value of gold following its revaluation close to international market price effective October 17, 1990. Such appreciation has a corresponding effect on Reserve Bank's net non-monetary liabilities.

161 TABLE 13.12 MONEY RATES IN INDIA (percent per annum) Category 1991-92 1999-00 2000-01 2001-02 Bank Rate (1) 11-12. 8 7-8 6.5-7.0 State Bank of India Advance rate (2) 16.5 12-12.50 11-12 11.0-11.5.0 Demand loan: Scheduled commercial banks 16.5...... Call/Notice Money Rate 19.57 8.87 9.15 7.17 (1) It decreased to 11% w.e.f April 16,1977,to 10% w.e.f.june 26,1997,to 9% w.e.f Octobe raised to 11% w.e.f January 17,1998,decresed to 10.5% March 19,1998, to 10 % w.e.f April 03,1998 to 9% w.e.f April 29,1998, to 8% w.e.f March 02,1999, to w.e.f April 02,2000,raised to 8% w.e.f, July 22,2000, decreased to 7.5% w.e.f Februray 17,2001,to 7% w.e.f March 02,2001 and to 6.5 % w.e.f October 23,20 (2) Prime Lending Rate(PLR) is the rate generally charged by the banks for lending to prim borrowers for redit limits over Rs.2 lakh.the rate charged on loans up to Rs.2 lakh sho exced the PLR.Banks declare their prime lending rates as approved by their Boards.In 2001 Monetary and credit policy,plr was converted in to a reference or benchmark rate for banks.from 1995-96 onwards the data relate to Five major public sector banks. 162