New Delhi, July 22 -- Six Indian states have accepted State Government Securities (SGS), totalling Rs 10,750 crore, according to the data released on Tuesday by the Reserve Bank of India (RBI).

Among the six states, Bihar has accepted Rs 2000 crore at a yield rate of 7.01 per cent for a duration of 12 years, Kerala (Rs 1000 crore at 7.10 per cent for 20 years), Manipur (Rs 250 crore at the rate of 7.10 per cent for 15 years), Tamil Nadu (Rs 1000 crore at 7.07 per cent for 30 years), and West Bengal (Rs 2500 crore at 7.11 per cent for 19 years).

Maharashtra, on the other hand, has re-issued four securities worth Rs 1000 crore each for different time durations. The first Rs 1,000 crore security at a yield rate of 7.12 per cent, maturing i...