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The given pie chart shows information about Non-Performing Assets (NPA) processed by the various banks of India till December 2017. If the total NPAs under all the banks are worth Rs. 300 lakh crores, then NPAs worth how much (in Rs. lakh crores) does Bank ‘E’ contain till December 2017?

The given pie chart shows information about Non-Performing Assets (NPA) processed by the various banks of India till December 2017. If the total NPAs under all the banks are worth Rs. 300 lakh crores, then NPAs worth how much (in Rs. lakh crores) does Bank ‘E’ contain till December 2017? Correct Answer 60

NPAs of Bank ‘E’ till December 2017 = 20% of 300 lakh crores = 60 lakh crores

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