(As at end-March 2012)

(Amount in ` billion)

Non-Special Category

1. Andhra Pradesh

750.9

9.7

–

–

760.6

2. Bihar

201.7

8.3

–

0.2

210.2

3. Chhattisgarh

22.0

1.9

–

–

23.9

4. Goa

30.6

–

–

–

30.6

5. Gujarat

608.0

6.5

–

–

614.6

6. Haryana

210.8

8.1

–

–

218.9

7. Jharkhand

86.3

8.5

–

0.1

94.8

8. Karnataka

307.7

–

–

–

307.7

9. Kerala

382.4

4.6

–

–

387.0

10. Madhya Pradesh

280.4

10.7

–

–

291.1

11. Maharashtra

894.0

4.1

–

–

898.1

12. Odisha

51.1

4.4

–

–

55.6

13. Punjab

345.0

2.5

–

–

347.6

14. Rajasthan

385.5

0.6

–

–

386.1

15. Tamil Nadu

628.3

–

–

–

628.3

16. Uttar Pradesh

778.4

23.5

–

0.4

802.3

17. West Bengal

879.7

7.9

–

–

887.6

Special Category

1. Arunachal Pradesh

6.6

0.1

–

6.7

2. Assam

105.6

3.4

–

109.1

3. Himachal Pradesh

101.5

0.3

–

101.7

4. Jammu and Kashmir

139.6

6.4

–

145.9

5. Manipur

21.2

0.6

–

21.8

6. Meghalaya

19.7

0.1

–

19.8

7. Mizoram

15.4

0.2

–

15.6

8. Nagaland

33.9

0.3

–

34.2

9. Sikkim

12.6

0.2

–

12.8

10. Tripura

18.6

0.3

–

18.9

11. Uttarakhand

83.9

2.3

–

86.3

All States

7,401.7

115.4

–

0.8

7,517.9

Memo Item:

1. Puducherry

23.2

–

–

–

23.2

‘–’ : Nil/Negligible.
Note : The outstanding market loans for the undivided States of Bihar, Madhya Pradesh and Uttar Pradesh have been apportioned to the respective newly formed States of Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh and Uttarakhand on the basis of their population ratios.
Source : Reserve Bank records.