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Which institution subscribed ₹4 crore to NSDC’s maiden Zero Coupon Zero Principal issue announced on 22 October 2026?

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DNABARD
Correct Answer: D. NABARD

Introduction

Economy and skills | NSDC entered the NSE Social Stock Exchange to raise resources for an employment-linked training programme.

Explanation

NABARD subscribed ₹4 crore to NSDC’s first ZCZP issue. The ₹11.25 crore programme aimed to prepare 600 young people from economically weaker OBC households in Madhya Pradesh for work in Japan and Germany. The funding mix was 15% beneficiary participation, 35% Social Stock Exchange financing and 50% from the Madhya Pradesh government upon successful international placement. ZCZP means Zero Coupon Zero Principal: the framework does not carry conventional interest or principal repayment obligations. Remember the social purpose and outcome reporting, rather than treating the instrument as an ordinary interest-paying bond. Source: https://www.pib.gov.in/PressReleasePage.aspx?PRID=2326769

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