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<h1>Eligibility for Investment: Sovereign Gold Bond holders include trusts, HUFs, charitable institutions, universities and resident individuals.</h1> Eligibility for Investment under the Sovereign Gold Bond Scheme 2020-21 permits trusts, HUFs, charitable institutions, universities and persons resident in India to hold Gold Bonds; individuals may hold them personally, for minors, or jointly. The document defines 'Trusts' to include statutory, public, private, religious and charitable trusts and registered societies; 'Charitable Institution' to include qualifying companies and institutions with charitable registration or income-tax certification; and 'University' as statutorily established or recognized institutions. Residency and personhood terms reference definitions in foreign exchange law to determine eligible investors.