What is the current G-Sec yield in India?

Government Securities (G-Sec) typically yield 6.5–7.5% p.a. The 10-year benchmark G-Sec is the key interest-rate indicator.

Are tax-free bonds a good investment?

Tax-free bonds (NHAI, REC, PFC) offer interest exempt from income tax, ideal for 30%+ tax bracket investors.

G-Secs carry zero default risk (Sovereign). Corporate bonds carry credit risk, reflected in higher yields.

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Compare yields, ratings & maturity — Government, Corporate, Tax-Free & PSU Bonds

Bonds are fixed-income instruments — you lend money to a government or company for a fixed coupon (interest) and get your principal back at maturity.
This directory tracks 82+ Indian bonds — Government (G-Sec), Corporate, Tax-Free and PSU bonds — with yield to maturity, coupon rate, credit rating and maturity date.
Higher yield usually means higher risk — check the credit rating (AAA is safest) before comparing bonds purely on yield.
Use the filters below to narrow by bond type, maturity, yield range, credit rating or tax treatment.

Total Bonds

Avg G-Sec Yield

7.13%

Avg Corp Yield

8.61%

Tax-Free Bonds

Total Result: 0 Bonds Found.

Updated 13 Jul 2026, 05:00 AM

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G-Sec

Zero default risk. Backed by Govt of India. Sovereign rating.

Corporate

Higher yields. Issued by companies. Carries credit risk.

Tax-Free

Interest fully exempt from tax. Ideal for 30%+ tax bracket.

PSU Bonds

Govt-owned enterprises. AAA rated. Moderate yields.

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