Indian bonds declined after the central bank said it would sell sovereign notes to drain cash from lenders, adding to the supply of debt in a year when the market is already under pressure from record government borrowing. Yields on the 6.94 per cent bond due 2036 rose by 7 basis points to 7.09 per cent, while those on the 6.36 per cent note due 2031 climbed 16 basis points to 6.78 per cent, as domestic bonds joined a global sell-off. Indian markets were closed on Monday for a public Holiday. [...]