- The liabilities of a commercial bank represent the sources from which it obtains funds. - These liabilities primarily consist of deposits (demand, savings, and time deposits), borrowings (from other banks, RBI, etc.), and other liabilities. - Time deposits, such as Fixed Deposits (FDs) and Recurring Deposits (RDs), generally constitute the largest and most stable component of total deposits for commercial banks in India. - Demand deposits (Current Accounts and Savings Accounts) are significant but typically less stable and often smaller in volume compared to time deposits.