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Treasury bills, often known as T-bills, are short-term Government Securities issued by the Central Government of India having a maturity of less than a year...

The Central Government issues Government Securities (G-Sec). These securities come in two varieties: short-term (referred as "Treasury Bills," wit...

State Development Loans, often known as SDL, are dated Government Securities issued by the State Government. State Governments borrow money from the market ...

The minimum biding amount is Rs. 10,000 (face value), and bids must be in multiples of Rs. 10,000.

After the auction, you will get the securities in five days. The T-Bill auction takes place on Wednesdays during the auction week, and the G-Bond auction ta...

T-Bills: Consider a 91-day T-bill. Assume that Rs. 100 is the real value, commonly known as the PAR value. You have received this T-bill for less than its f...

You can invest in Government Securities through Choice, Navitage to Choice>More>Secured Product>T-Bills/G-sec/SDL. You can view available Governmen...

Yes, you can exit the Governemnt Bonds investment before it matures directly on the exchange, similar to stock. You can sell the Government Bonds directly f...

Dated G-Secs are securities that are paid at face value every six months and have a fixed or adjustable coupon (interest rate). The tenor of dated securitie...

When a Government Bonds reaches maturity, the Government will debit the bond from your demat account directly and par value will get paid to the bank accoun...