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"PB Mehta No Ordinary Thorn...": Raghuram Rajan On Ashoka Varsity Exits
Former Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan is the latest among a host of global academics to voice their distress over the exit of two renowned intellectuals, Pratap Bhanu Mehta and Arvind Subramaniam, from Ashoka University earlier this week citing alleged curbs on free speech. "Free speech is the soul of a great university. By compromis...
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"RBI Governors Insulted By Centre, Forced To Quit": P Chidambaram
Former Finance Minister P Chidambaram today attacked the Centre over the exit of Urjit Patel and Raghuram Rajan from the RBI, saying that never have two RBI governors been humiliated and forced to quit, while speaking at a seminar in Mumbai.
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Foreign Media On 'Potentially Catastrophic' Fight At RBI
Central banks are usually pretty boring places, home to technocrats who keep watch on inflation and exchange rates and pride themselves on avoiding public controversy.
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Brightest Flee The Sinking Ship: Rahul Gandhi On Arvind Subramanian Exit
Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday took a veiled dig at the central government over the announcement of Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian's exit from the government.
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Arun Jaitley 'The Dream Boss': Top 5 Quotes Of Arvind Subramanian
Hours after Union Minister Arun Jaitley confirmed Arvind Subramanian's exit, the outgoing Chief Economic Adviser briefed media about his four year stint in the post. "I had a dream job and my seniors shared the same vision as I did," Mr Subramanian, 59, said. Arvind Subramanian today said he has not yet decided on the exact date of leaving the fina...
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P Chidambaram Links Raghuram Rajan's Exit With Note Ban
Former Finance Minister and senior Congress leader P Chidambaram on Friday said a five-page letter, speaking against demonetisation, was submitted to the Centre by "someone in the Reserve Bank of India" on the day Raghuram Rajan stepped down from the post of Governor of the apex bank.
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Foreign Media On What Raghuram Rajan Said About His Legacy As RBI Chief
Central bank Governor Raghuram Rajan's ultimate legacy for India's economy will be decided years after he leaves office.
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After Rajan Who? PM Modi Meets Arun Jaitley Today To Discuss New RBI Chief
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will begin discussions today with Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to pick a successor to Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan, whose term ends in September.
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Rajan Had Every Right To Speak Out, India Is Loser: P Chidambaram to NDTV
As controversy continues to rage over the exit of Raghuram Rajan as the Reserve Bank Governor, former finance minister P Chidambaram has told NDTV he believes Mr Rajan had every right to speak out on issues that weren't strictly within his brief.
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At RBI, Rajan's Successor Will Have A Big Concern: 'Haircuts' For Banks
India's next central bank chief faces a tricky task completing a bank clean-up spearheaded by outgoing Governor Raghuram Rajan, while coping with the demands of a government that is desperate to see a revival in lending to businesses.
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"PB Mehta No Ordinary Thorn...": Raghuram Rajan On Ashoka Varsity Exits
Former Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan is the latest among a host of global academics to voice their distress over the exit of two renowned intellectuals, Pratap Bhanu Mehta and Arvind Subramaniam, from Ashoka University earlier this week citing alleged curbs on free speech. "Free speech is the soul of a great university. By compromis...
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"RBI Governors Insulted By Centre, Forced To Quit": P Chidambaram
Former Finance Minister P Chidambaram today attacked the Centre over the exit of Urjit Patel and Raghuram Rajan from the RBI, saying that never have two RBI governors been humiliated and forced to quit, while speaking at a seminar in Mumbai.
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Foreign Media On 'Potentially Catastrophic' Fight At RBI
Central banks are usually pretty boring places, home to technocrats who keep watch on inflation and exchange rates and pride themselves on avoiding public controversy.
-
Brightest Flee The Sinking Ship: Rahul Gandhi On Arvind Subramanian Exit
Congress president Rahul Gandhi on Wednesday took a veiled dig at the central government over the announcement of Chief Economic Advisor Arvind Subramanian's exit from the government.
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Arun Jaitley 'The Dream Boss': Top 5 Quotes Of Arvind Subramanian
Hours after Union Minister Arun Jaitley confirmed Arvind Subramanian's exit, the outgoing Chief Economic Adviser briefed media about his four year stint in the post. "I had a dream job and my seniors shared the same vision as I did," Mr Subramanian, 59, said. Arvind Subramanian today said he has not yet decided on the exact date of leaving the fina...
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P Chidambaram Links Raghuram Rajan's Exit With Note Ban
Former Finance Minister and senior Congress leader P Chidambaram on Friday said a five-page letter, speaking against demonetisation, was submitted to the Centre by "someone in the Reserve Bank of India" on the day Raghuram Rajan stepped down from the post of Governor of the apex bank.
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Foreign Media On What Raghuram Rajan Said About His Legacy As RBI Chief
Central bank Governor Raghuram Rajan's ultimate legacy for India's economy will be decided years after he leaves office.
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After Rajan Who? PM Modi Meets Arun Jaitley Today To Discuss New RBI Chief
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will begin discussions today with Finance Minister Arun Jaitley to pick a successor to Reserve Bank of India Governor Raghuram Rajan, whose term ends in September.
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Rajan Had Every Right To Speak Out, India Is Loser: P Chidambaram to NDTV
As controversy continues to rage over the exit of Raghuram Rajan as the Reserve Bank Governor, former finance minister P Chidambaram has told NDTV he believes Mr Rajan had every right to speak out on issues that weren't strictly within his brief.
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At RBI, Rajan's Successor Will Have A Big Concern: 'Haircuts' For Banks
India's next central bank chief faces a tricky task completing a bank clean-up spearheaded by outgoing Governor Raghuram Rajan, while coping with the demands of a government that is desperate to see a revival in lending to businesses.
