MTNL Bade Sankat Mein: **₹9,115 Crore** Ke Bank Loans Par Hua Default! Investors Ke Liye Buri Khabar

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Overview

Arre bhai log, MTNL ki taraf se ek bohot hi tense wali khabar aayi hai. Company ne stock exchange ko bataya hai ki unhone apne banks ke loans ka principal aur interest time par nahi bhara hai. **January 31, 2026** tak, company **₹9,115.65 Crore** default kar chuki hai, jisme **₹7,794.34 Crore** principal aur **₹1,321.31 Crore** interest hai. Ye ek bade financial crisis ka sign hai.

📉 MTNL Ki Gande Fasaane Ki Poori Kahani

Ab is puri story ko thoda detail mein dekhte hain. MTNL asal mein financial trouble mein kaafi time se chal rahi hai, aur ab ye loan default usko aur bhi mushkil mein daal raha hai. Total jo default amount hai, woh ₹9,115.65 Crore hai, jisme principal ₹7,794.34 Crore aur interest ₹1,321.31 Crore shamil hai. Ye January 31, 2026 ki situation hai.

Company par overall debt kaafi bada hai, ₹36,026 Crore tak. Isme ₹9,116 Crore toh loans ke hain, ₹24,071 Crore Sterling & Goods (SG) Bonds ke hain, aur ₹2,839 Crore ka ek loan DoT (Department of Telecommunications) se bhi hai jo khaas kar SG Bonds ka interest pay karne ke liye tha. Socho, kitni badi pile-up hai liabilities ki.

Aur kaunse banks affected hain? List mein Union Bank of India, Bank of India, Punjab National Bank, State Bank of India, UCO Bank, Punjab and Sind Bank, aur Indian Overseas Bank – ye saare bade public sector banks hain jinko MTNL ne default kiya hai.

Jo report file hui hai, usme koi financial results ya future guidance nahi hai, sirf debt servicing mein default hone ki baat kahi gayi hai. Yeh state-owned telecom operator ke liye ek bahut hi serious situation hai jo unki operational continuity ko khatre mein daal sakti hai. Creditworthiness bilkul down ho gayi hai, aur ab bina sarkari madad ke company ka future uncertain lag raha hai. Investors ke liye yeh ek bada warning sign hai.

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