Indian bonds and banking shares slumped on Monday after the central bank ordered banks to temporarily boost cash deposits with it in a bid to absorb excess liquidity generated by a government ban on larger notes. The benchmark 10-year bond yield was up 7 basis points (bps) at 7.31% at 0409 GMT, after earlier rising as much as 15 bps, while the overnight call rate surged to 13.6% from its 5.90% close on Friday. Banking shares also skidded, with State Bank of India down 2.8%, given the action would deprive banks of earning interest from funds deposited with the Reserve Bank of ...