Important PSU power cord query

[DependantPCEnthusiast]

I got a psu (Xpg Core reactor 650w Gold) , I live in India, and it came with a plug rated @ 16 amps 250 v. But it doesn't have a third pin like Indian plugs do. So I am currently using my older plug which I just now happened to see it is a 10 amp  250 v one. The psu rating are below. I have ordered a new local plug rated thus but it'll take some time to arrive. Is it risky using the 10 amp plug meanwhile? 

0 PLUS Rating	GOLD
ATX Version	Intel 1.42
Protections	OCP / OVP / UVP / OPP / SCP / OTP / NLO / SIP
Certification	CB / TUV / cTUVus / CCC / CE / FCC / BSMI / RCM / EAC
PFC	0.99
Input Voltage	100V-240V
Input Current	10A-5A
Input Frequency	47Hz-63Hz
Operating Temperature	50℃
Fan Size	12cm
Fan Bearing	FDB
Fan Speed	2400
Noise Level @ 20%	11.2dB(A)
Noise Level @ 50%	650W : 11.2dB(A)
Noise Level @ 100%	650W : 22.3dB(A)
MTBF	100K hours at full load
ATX 24 Pin Connector	1
EPS 4+4 Pin Connector	650W : 1
EPS 8 Pin Connector	650W : 1
SATA Connector	12
Peripheral 4 Pin Connector	4
PCI-e e 6 2 Pin Connector	650W : 4

[LWM723]

It's fine. Your psu only uses 5A @ 240V MAX.

[DependantPCEnthusiast]

Oh, okay - that is quite a relief! 

[Tegneren]

10 amps @ 250v means the cable can safely draw up to 2500W (10A*250V) from the wall. So as your PSU only draws up to 650-700W at absolute maximum you are good to go.