India has the 11th largest gold reserves: World Gold Council Report

New Delhi: India is the largest consumer of gold in the world. It has 607 tonnes of gold reserves. According to the World Gold Council report, India is at number 11 in the list of countries with the largest gold reserve. According to the report, the International Monetary Fund is third in the list. The total gold reserves of the International Monetary Fund are 2,814 tonnes. America is in the top spot in this list. China and Japan have more gold reserves than India.