Arvind Subramanian

Former Chief Economic advisor Arvind Subramanian today joined the debate on "freebies", saying deciding what's a freebie and what's not from the outside is a "mug's game".

Mr Subramanian, while reacting to RBIs outlook on inflation, expressed disappointment that though prices have been rising for almost three years, it was late in taking measures to check them, which showed "a certain loss of institutional independence"

A Special Court on Monday deferred passing the order on bail petitions of Chitra Ramkrishna and Arvind Subramanian in connection with the NSE co-location case for May 12.

The CBI has filed its charge sheet against former NSE MD and CEO Chitra Ramkrishna and ex-Group Operating Officer Anand Subramanian in connection with its probe into a co-location scam case, officials said Thursday.

Former stock exchange official Anand Subramanian, suspected to be the mysterious "Himalayan Yogi" who influenced former CEO Chitra Ramakrishna's decisions, was denied bail today by a CBI court.

Former stock exchange chief Chitra Ramkrishna and her close aide Anand Subramanian visited tax havens like Seychelles and Mauritius, the CBI told a court today in new revelations in the market manipulation scam.

Former NSE chief Chitra Ramkrishna, arrested last night over major lapses at India's largest stock exchange and accused of taking huge decisions under the influence of a "Himalayan yogi", was sent to seven-day CBI custody today.

The investigation has revealed that the "bank officials deliberately omitted in making entries of the Letters of Undertaking (LoU) issued on behalf of Choksi's companies, in the Core Banking System (CBS) of the bank, to avoid detection".

The mysterious "Himalayan yogi" who allegedly influenced the decisions of former National Stock Exchange (NSE) chief Chitra Ramkrishna has been outed as Anand Subramanian, the former officer arrested in a stock market manipulation case.

Former National Stock Exchange (NSE) group operating officer Anand Subramanian, whose appointment was allegedly among the decisions influenced by a yogi living in the Himalayas, was arrested by the CBI late Thursday night in a case involving stock ma

The finance ministry is expected to come out with a single volume economic survey for 2021-22 projecting a growth of 9 per cent for the next fiscal

India entered 11 trade agreements in the 10 years under previous Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. On Modi's watch, it hasn't signed even one

Former Chief Economic Adviser Arvind Subramanian speaks to NDTV On India's missing Covid deaths after a new study put the country's unaccounted fatalities close to 50 lakh.

Former chief economic adviser Arvind Subramanian, who had resigned as a professor at Ashoka University in March this year, will join Brown University's Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs as a senior fellow on July 1.

Ashoka University, Sonepat, has admitted that there have been "lapses in institutional processes" surrounding the exits, last week, of two top academics citing free-speech curbs. The privately-funded liberal arts institution has said it will "work to rectify" these slips "in consultation with all stakeholders". Acknowledging their eminence, a joint...

Former Chief Economic advisor Arvind Subramanian today joined the debate on "freebies", saying deciding what's a freebie and what's not from the outside is a "mug's game".

Mr Subramanian, while reacting to RBIs outlook on inflation, expressed disappointment that though prices have been rising for almost three years, it was late in taking measures to check them, which showed "a certain loss of institutional independence"

A Special Court on Monday deferred passing the order on bail petitions of Chitra Ramkrishna and Arvind Subramanian in connection with the NSE co-location case for May 12.

The CBI has filed its charge sheet against former NSE MD and CEO Chitra Ramkrishna and ex-Group Operating Officer Anand Subramanian in connection with its probe into a co-location scam case, officials said Thursday.

Former stock exchange official Anand Subramanian, suspected to be the mysterious "Himalayan Yogi" who influenced former CEO Chitra Ramakrishna's decisions, was denied bail today by a CBI court.

Former stock exchange chief Chitra Ramkrishna and her close aide Anand Subramanian visited tax havens like Seychelles and Mauritius, the CBI told a court today in new revelations in the market manipulation scam.

Former NSE chief Chitra Ramkrishna, arrested last night over major lapses at India's largest stock exchange and accused of taking huge decisions under the influence of a "Himalayan yogi", was sent to seven-day CBI custody today.

The investigation has revealed that the "bank officials deliberately omitted in making entries of the Letters of Undertaking (LoU) issued on behalf of Choksi's companies, in the Core Banking System (CBS) of the bank, to avoid detection".

The mysterious "Himalayan yogi" who allegedly influenced the decisions of former National Stock Exchange (NSE) chief Chitra Ramkrishna has been outed as Anand Subramanian, the former officer arrested in a stock market manipulation case.

Former National Stock Exchange (NSE) group operating officer Anand Subramanian, whose appointment was allegedly among the decisions influenced by a yogi living in the Himalayas, was arrested by the CBI late Thursday night in a case involving stock ma

The finance ministry is expected to come out with a single volume economic survey for 2021-22 projecting a growth of 9 per cent for the next fiscal

India entered 11 trade agreements in the 10 years under previous Prime Minister Manmohan Singh. On Modi's watch, it hasn't signed even one

Former Chief Economic Adviser Arvind Subramanian speaks to NDTV On India's missing Covid deaths after a new study put the country's unaccounted fatalities close to 50 lakh.

Former chief economic adviser Arvind Subramanian, who had resigned as a professor at Ashoka University in March this year, will join Brown University's Watson Institute for International and Public Affairs as a senior fellow on July 1.

Ashoka University, Sonepat, has admitted that there have been "lapses in institutional processes" surrounding the exits, last week, of two top academics citing free-speech curbs. The privately-funded liberal arts institution has said it will "work to rectify" these slips "in consultation with all stakeholders". Acknowledging their eminence, a joint...