Mumbai: Fixed deposits of India’s richest civic body cross ₹82,000-crore mark

MUMBAI: The Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation, the richest civic body in the country, on Wednesday unveiled its fixed deposit (FD) reserves. According to a report by Hindustan Times, an affiliate of Livemint, FD Reserve BMC has increased 82,410 crores. NS There is a reserve of Rs 82,410 crore in 343 different FDs in private and public banks. According to the daily, BMC earns approx. 1,800 crores as interest per annum on fixed deposits.

FD value of BMC 5,664 crores matured this year, while the civic body invested 9,079 crore in new deposits. BMC has taken internal loan from FDs related to infrastructure development projects. BMC has added FD for construction of coastal roads 50,952 crore. FDs of 26,000 crore employees are part of PF and pension accounts.

BMC said that its fixed deposit 79,002 crore in August this year. Out of this, FDs 5,664 crores matured and made another FD of 9,079 crore including mature FD amount.

For the budget of FY 22, BMC presented the budget of No new tax for 39,038.83 crore city residents. The budget aims to upgrade the city’s infrastructure, health care and municipal education systems.

This year’s budget was 16.74% more than last year’s budget. BMC presented the budget in 2020 33,441.02 crore.

Apart from this, the civic body has also increased the capital expenditure 18,750.99 crore in 2021 which is 7,847.41 crore more than the 2020 allocation 10,903.5 crores.

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