Sunday 1 September 2013

The government wants to sell gold to Shirdi and Tirupati

Temples now to prevent rupee depreciation Reserve Bank is preparing to go to the shelter . They ask them to sell their gold , so as to conclude its domestic demand .

RBI to import gold has been difficult due to restrictions . The Indian demand for gold from temples such as Tirupati and Shirdi may appeal to sell their gold . The Reserve Bank is talking . It is from them that can be observed how the temple trusts . The two bankers familiar with the matter said .

Tirupati in Andhra Pradesh , Maharashtra Shirdi Sai Baba Temple , Siddhivinayak in Mumbai and is the richest temple in Thiruvananthapuram Pdmnabswami . They have enough gold and precious metals . Many of these temples to manage the Trust's bank account .
The Reserve Bank expects the bank to deposit their gold in a replacement may refuse to cache . However , the deal does not guarantee temple trust .

The bankers have been mentioned above , one of them said , ' It is thought that a bank temples and gold will buy their jewelery . The RBI will buy the gold and return the bank will cash . Banks can give this money to the temple trust . ' Got no response when asked about RBI .

Tirupati is one of the world's richest temples . It is around 1,000 tonnes of gold . This year, the country is expected to import more gold , it is his double . Gold is expected to be 18,000 to 30,000 tons in the country .    


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