External debt of India
Long-term debt
The composition pattern of India's external debt is noted below. Long-term borrowings (more than a year to maturity) dominate India's external debt.

External debt of India

Section Title: Long-term debt
Table Section Text: The composition pattern of India's external debt is noted below. Long-term borrowings (more than a year to maturity) dominate India's external debt.

S. No.	Component	External debt (US$)	Percentage share

1	Multilateral	56,021 million	10.9%

2	Bilateral	23,371 million	4.6%

3	IMF loans	5,666 million	1.1%

4	Export credit	9,390 million	1.8%

5	Commercial borrowings	196,861 million	38.3%

6	NRI deposits	123,315 million	24.0%

7	Rupee debt	1,205 million	0.2%

Long-term debt	415,829 million	81.0%

Short-term debt	97,609 million	19.0%

Total	513.4 billion	100%

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India had a bilateral debt of $ 23,371 million.

final_sentence: India had a bilateral debt of $ 23,371 million.