Rajan Exit
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Foreign Media On What Raghuram Rajan Said About His Legacy As RBI Chief
- Wednesday August 10, 2016
- India News | Sandrine Rastello, Unni Krishnan, Bloomberg
Central bank Governor Raghuram Rajan's ultimate legacy for India's economy will be decided years after he leaves office.
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Rajan Had Every Right To Speak Out, India Is Loser: P Chidambaram to NDTV
- Monday July 4, 2016
- India News | Written by Nidhi Razdan
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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Raghuram Rajan Never Stood A Chance With Modi Sarkar
- Sunday June 19, 2016
- Opinion | Mihir Swarup Sharma
Raghuram Rajan, whom the rest of the world might imagine to be a man with a mind of his own, is fatally tainted in the eyes of those who run things in India now for the cardinal sin of being appointed by the previous administration.
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www.ndtv.com
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Foreign Media On What Raghuram Rajan Said About His Legacy As RBI Chief
- Wednesday August 10, 2016
- India News | Sandrine Rastello, Unni Krishnan, Bloomberg
Central bank Governor Raghuram Rajan's ultimate legacy for India's economy will be decided years after he leaves office.
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www.ndtv.com
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Rajan Had Every Right To Speak Out, India Is Loser: P Chidambaram to NDTV
- Monday July 4, 2016
- India News | Written by Nidhi Razdan
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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www.ndtv.com
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Raghuram Rajan Never Stood A Chance With Modi Sarkar
- Sunday June 19, 2016
- Opinion | Mihir Swarup Sharma
Raghuram Rajan, whom the rest of the world might imagine to be a man with a mind of his own, is fatally tainted in the eyes of those who run things in India now for the cardinal sin of being appointed by the previous administration.
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www.ndtv.com