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'Non-performing Assets' (NPA) of Indian Commercial Banks are:

  1. A
    Buildings and Land
  2. B
    Loans not repaid within stipulated time
  3. C
    Government securities
  4. D
    Cash holding

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A Non-Performing Asset (NPA) is a classification used by financial institutions for loans and advances whose principal or interest payments remain overdue for a stipulated period, typically exceeding 90 days. It signifies default or near-default status on the bank's asset portfolio.

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'Non-performing Assets' (NPA) of Indian Commercial Banks are:
A
Buildings and Land
B
Loans not repaid within stipulated time
C
Government securities
D
Cash holding

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