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Modi And Jaitley's Half-Baked Proposals On Political Funding
- Wednesday February 8, 2017
- Opinion | Mani Shankar Aiyar
There will be an initial frisson of excitement when transparency measures are legislated, but the impact of such disclosures on the political outcome will be minimal. It would amount to no more than a grand but futile gesture.
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RBI's Autonomy Compromised? Urjit Patel To Answer MPs Today
- Wednesday January 18, 2017
- India News | NDTV NEWS DESK
Urjit Patel, the chief of the Reserve Bank of India, will meet today with a parliamentary committee to answer questions on the central bank's role in clearing and executing the abrupt November decision to ban 500- and 1,000-rupee notes.
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Notes Ban Shows PM Modi's Skill In Rebranding The Message
- Monday January 2, 2017
- India News | Jeanette Rodrigues and Archana Chaudhary, Bloomberg
In what will be a busy year of state elections, economists are slashing India's growth forecasts because Prime Minister Narendra Modi's unprecedented cash clampdown is denting demand. The experiment has missed its first marker of success and the almost-daily regulatory flip flops are enraging citizens.
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Virat Kohli Defending Anushka Sharma Is 2016's Most Retweeted Tweet
- Wednesday December 7, 2016
- Offbeat | Written by Amrita Kohli
With 2016 nearly at the end (can we hear a hallelujah), Twitter has officially announced the year's most retweeted tweet. For an otherwise heartbreaking year (can we ever move on from Brangelina), it was also the year love won when Indian Test Captain Virat Kohli stood up for rumored girlfriend Anushka Sharma against trolls on Twitter. With nearly ...
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Modi Holds The Trump Card Show Recent Election Results
- Friday December 2, 2016
- Opinion | Chandan Mitra
The recent civic polls and by-election results in Maharashtra and Gujarat reaffirm that the Prime Minister's support has not been dented by the cash crunch and the opposition has erred badly in reading the public mood.
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www.ndtv.com
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Modi And Jaitley's Half-Baked Proposals On Political Funding
- Wednesday February 8, 2017
- Opinion | Mani Shankar Aiyar
There will be an initial frisson of excitement when transparency measures are legislated, but the impact of such disclosures on the political outcome will be minimal. It would amount to no more than a grand but futile gesture.
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www.ndtv.com
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RBI's Autonomy Compromised? Urjit Patel To Answer MPs Today
- Wednesday January 18, 2017
- India News | NDTV NEWS DESK
Urjit Patel, the chief of the Reserve Bank of India, will meet today with a parliamentary committee to answer questions on the central bank's role in clearing and executing the abrupt November decision to ban 500- and 1,000-rupee notes.
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www.ndtv.com
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Notes Ban Shows PM Modi's Skill In Rebranding The Message
- Monday January 2, 2017
- India News | Jeanette Rodrigues and Archana Chaudhary, Bloomberg
In what will be a busy year of state elections, economists are slashing India's growth forecasts because Prime Minister Narendra Modi's unprecedented cash clampdown is denting demand. The experiment has missed its first marker of success and the almost-daily regulatory flip flops are enraging citizens.
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www.ndtv.com
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Virat Kohli Defending Anushka Sharma Is 2016's Most Retweeted Tweet
- Wednesday December 7, 2016
- Offbeat | Written by Amrita Kohli
With 2016 nearly at the end (can we hear a hallelujah), Twitter has officially announced the year's most retweeted tweet. For an otherwise heartbreaking year (can we ever move on from Brangelina), it was also the year love won when Indian Test Captain Virat Kohli stood up for rumored girlfriend Anushka Sharma against trolls on Twitter. With nearly ...
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www.ndtv.com
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Modi Holds The Trump Card Show Recent Election Results
- Friday December 2, 2016
- Opinion | Chandan Mitra
The recent civic polls and by-election results in Maharashtra and Gujarat reaffirm that the Prime Minister's support has not been dented by the cash crunch and the opposition has erred badly in reading the public mood.
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www.ndtv.com