<h1>India's Forex Reserves Rise to $304.2 Billion in March 2014, Supported by RBI's Market Intervention.</h1> India's foreign exchange reserves increased from $292 billion at the end of March 2013 to $304.2 billion by the end of March 2014, as noted in the Economic Survey 2013-14 presented in the Lok Sabha. The Reserve Bank of India's intervention in the foreign exchange markets aimed to manage the rupee's exchange rate and mitigate volatility, contributing to this accumulation. The survey highlighted India's significant reserves, especially compared to other major reserve-holding countries with large current account surpluses, and noted the intervention provided comfort against high vulnerability indicators.