Answer / tejaswi

Treasury bills is the lowest risk category instruments it is issued by Central Government.RBI on behalf of Central Government issues them at a prefixed day and for a fixed amount. the TBs are issued with varying maturity usually not exceeding more than one year.

Answer / santu singh

Treasury bills is weapon of government with the hale of it
government rise fund from public end issue at discount
rather than face value of T-bills. in T-bills government not
allowed interest rate with T-bills

Answer / vanshika

a treasury bill is a promissory note or a finance bill
issued by goverment under discount for a specific period
stated therein.

Answer / kimaro

are short-term debt obligations of a national government that are issued to mature in 3 to 12 monthsfthese are considered as risk free

Answer / surendra

TRESURY BILL IS NOTHING BUT KEPT NORMAL BILL UNDER TRESURE
IT IS TRESURY BILL

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