Details of NPA figures of public, private sector banks

Details of NPA figures of public, private sector banks,As of June 2016, the total amount of Gross Non-Performing Assets (NPAs) for public and private sector banks is around Rs. 6 lakh crore. The NPA figures along with total debt for each of the 49 public and private sector banks were shared by the Ministry of Finance in response to a Parliament question on Friday.The amount of

top twenty Non Performing Assets (NPA) accounts of Public Sector Banks stands at Rs. 1.54 lakh crores.

The advances given by banks are called assets, which generate income via interests and instalments. If the instalment is not paid until the due date, it is called a bad loan. If it extends beyond 90 days, it is termed NPA. The ratio of NPAs to total advances given by a bank is a commonly used indicator reflecting the health of the banking system.

Gross NPAs OF Public and Private Sector Banks During June 30, 2016

1	Allahabad Bank	145,328	18,769	12.92
2	Andhra Bank	137,228	14,137	10.3
3	Bank of Baroda	269,115	35,604	13.23
4	Bank of India	274,391	43,935	16.01
5	Bank of Maharashtra	103,148	13,040	12.64
6	Bharatiya Mahila Bank Ltd.	627	3	0.4
7	Canara Bank	311,615	30,480	9.78
8	Central Bank of India	185,719	25,107	13.52
9	Corporation Bank	142,787	15,726	11.01
10	Dena Bank	81,114	9,636	11.88