(Amount in ` crore)

State

State
Development
Loans

Power Bonds

Market loans Not Bearing Interest

Compen
sation
Bonds

Total Outstanding Market Loans

1

2

3

4

5

6= 2 to 5

I. Non-Special Category

1. Andhra Pradesh

51,622

1,583

 0.9

 0.1

53,206

2. Bihar

15,872

 1,349

0.3

20.4

17,242

3. Chhattisgarh

2,746

 314

 0.1

 0.1

3,060

4. Goa

2,399

 –

0.2

 –

2,399

5. Gujarat

34,949

1,059

 1.7

 2.4

36,012

6. Haryana

10,929

 1,314

0.1

–

12,244

7. Jharkhand

 7,647

 1,375

0.1

6.9

 9,029

8. Karnataka

23,526

–

 0.2

 0.4

23,527

9. Kerala

25,973

 753

 0.1

 1.0

26,727

10. Madhya Pradesh

21,620

1,732

 0.2

 0.4

23,352

11. Maharashtra

59,289

 662

 1.9

 2.6

59,956

12. Orissa

6,783

 717

 0.1

–

7,500

13. Punjab

22,235

 414

 0.1

–

22,649

14. Rajasthan

30,610

 129

 0.2

–

30,740

15. Tamil Nadu

41,019

 –

1.2

 –

41,020

16. Uttar Pradesh

 54,929

3,817

2.7

39.7

 58,788

17. West Bengal

58,727

1,276

 2.7

 2.3

60,008

II. Special Category

1. Arunachal Pradesh

684

16

 –

 –

700

2. Assam

10,747

 557

–

 0.1

11,304

3. Himachal Pradesh

8,835

46

 –

 –

8,881

4. Jammu and Kashmir

 8,257

 1,034

0.2

–

 9,291

5. Manipur

1,803

 102

 0.1

–

1,905

6. Meghalaya

1,646

 9

 –

 –

1,655

7. Mizoram

1,062

30

 –

 –

1,092

8. Nagaland

2,820

 51

0.1

–

2,871

9. Sikkim

1,267

31

 –

 –

1,298

10. Tripura

1,446

 41

0.1

–

1,487

11. Uttarakhand

6,345

 372

 0.1

 2.1

6,719

All States

5,15,785

18,784

 13.4

 78.5

5,34,661

Memo Item:

1. Puducherry

1,187

 –

 –

 –

1,187

‘–’ : Nil/Negligible.
Note : 1. 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.
2. The Power bounds due to repayment, on April 1, 2010 were repaid on March 31, 2010 as April 1, 2010 was declared as Public holiday under Negotiable Instrument Act at Mumbai to facilitate yearly closing of accounts of banks and hence have been shown as outstanding as at-end March 2010.
Source : Reserve Bank records.