RBI Brings Back 64 Tonnes of Gold from England to India

The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) has brought back another 64 tonnes of gold from the Bank of England between March and September 2025. This process is still ongoing, and more gold may return in the coming months.

Last year, during Dhanteras 2024, RBI had already brought home 102 tonnes of gold. With this latest transfer, India continues to strengthen its gold reserves inside the country instead of storing them overseas.

This move adds to India’s financial security and shows the nation’s growing confidence in handling its foreign reserves independently. Experts say the shift helps improve India’s monetary sovereignty, meaning the country has more direct control over its reserves and economic policy.

The transportation process is slow due to strict security and logistics, but RBI continues to bring back gold in phases.

With gold returning to Indian soil, the country aims to build stronger domestic financial protection and show increasing trust in its own economic system.

💰 India’s gold reserves are coming home — strengthening security, stability, and national pride. 🇮🇳