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UPSC 2002: Among the following major stock exchanges of India, which one recorded the highest turnover during the year 2001-02?
(a)Bombay Stock Exchange
(b)Calcutta Stock Exchange
(c)Delhi Stock Exchange
(d)National Stock Exchange
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Not attemptedCorrect Answer: (d) National Stock Exchange
SEBI’s Annual Report 2001-02 lists the National Stock Exchange with a turnover of ₹5,13,167 crore, well above the Bombay Stock Exchange (₹3,07,392 crore) and far exceeding the Calcutta and Delhi exchanges, making NSE the exchange with the highest turnover in 2001-02. ([sebi.gov.in](https://www.sebi.gov.in/sebi_data/commondocs/ar01022_p.pdf))
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