The debt-ridden IL&FS Group has discharged Rs 45,281 crore to its creditors as of March 2025, completing the resolution of 197 entities.This amount is 18.9% higher than the previous resolved debt of Rs 38,082 crore, representing progress in debt resolution.Of the 302 entities, 105 remain to be resolved, with 57 entities still requiring moratorium protection.The new board expects an overall recovery of approximately Rs 61,000 crores, which is 61% of the debt as of October 2018.IL&FS has discharged debt through monetization, termination of assets, and interim distributions, totaling Rs 45,281 crore.NCLT had directed IL&FS to complete the resolution of the remaining firms by March 31, 2025, extending the moratorium accordingly.The IL&FS group continues to resolve debts through asset monetization and settling payments with concessioning authorities.Key holding companies within IL&FS availed a significant portion of the debt, with Rs 48,000 crore utilized by four main entities.The crisis in IL&FS led to NCLT superseding the existing board in October 2018, initiating a restructuring process.The IL&FS Group's efforts aim to conclude resolutions for the remaining entities under moratorium, facilitating debt recovery.