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2016-03-23 — indiatimes.com
``The world's richest temple is asking to be repaid in gold for longer-term deposits it makes under the government's monetisation scheme in order to make the plan more attractive to the temples that are sitting on thousands of tonnes of the metal.''
Getting the scheme (which few have taken the government up on) to pay back long-term deposits in gold is a major litmus test: it means that the gold will be effectively monetized, rather than "cashed in".
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