"Handbook on Retail Debt Market English" explains that government securities, also known as G-Secs or Gilts, are debt instruments issued by the Reserve Bank of India on behalf of the Indian government. The handbook addresses common questions and concerns that investors may have. It clarifies that investors can approach their registered NSE brokers to buy or sell securities in the Retail Debt Market, using the same process as trading equities.

The book also covers topics such as interest payment dates, settlement procedures, using existing depository accounts for G-Sec trading, resolving disputes with brokers, and the returns and advantages of investing in government securities. It emphasizes that government securities offer a safe investment option with regular income and assured yield to maturity. The Retail Debt Market on NSE provides liquidity, transparency, and a broad base of investors, contributing to the development of a stable debt market in India.

The handbook concludes by discussing the future of retailing in the debt market, predicting its significant expansion as government securities become more widely distributed. It highlights the benefits of NSE's screen-based, transparent trading system, which facilitates efficient price discovery, risk diversification, and income stream opportunities for retail investors.