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commercial commerc ial banks had stopped lending to India. Non-resi Non-resident dent Indians were withdra withdrawing wing their 

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deposits. Shortages of foreign exchange had forced a massive import squeeze, which had halted 



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the rapid industrial growth of earlier years and had produced negative growth rates from May 1991 onwards".

  With this background a study on India’s external debt would obviously raise certain questions such as: how did India manage historically with a very low volume of external capital inflows; how is that the third world debt crisis of early 80s had a little impact; how is it then that India got into a massive foreign exchange crisis in 1990-91; how was India spared from the contagious currency crisis of 1997; and how did India managed to improve her rank from what was third  debtor after Brazil and Mexico in 1991 to eighth in 2002 in the list of the top fifteen debtor  countries(as per the Global Development Finance report 2004 published by the World Bank).

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