<h1>India's April-June 2017 Debt Report: Low Yields, Stressed Cash Flow, 3.6% Public Debt Increase, G-Sec Maturity 14.92 Years.</h1> The Quarterly Report on Public Debt Management for April-June 2017 highlights that the economy's liquidity remained surplus post-demonetization, keeping yields low. Despite this, the Indian government's cash position was stressed due to mismatched receipts and payments, leading to the issuance of Cash Management Bills worth Rs. 1,30,000 crore and a brief overdraft from the RBI. The weighted average maturity and yield of G-Sec issuance were 14.92 years and 7.01%, respectively. Public debt increased by 3.6% with internal debt making up 93%. G-Sec yields fluctuated but softened by quarter-end, influenced by various economic and geopolitical factors.