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"I'm Revealing For The First Time...": What PM Modi Said On Urjit Patel
Urjit Patel had wanted to resign for months because of "personal reasons", Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Tuesday, talking about the resignation of the former Reserve Bank of India governor in December amid speculation of a rift with the government. "He wrote to me personally," PM Modi said in an interview to news agency ANI.
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"Was Among First To Say Modi Should Be Made PM": Yashwant Sinha
GDP numbers are misleading, RBI's autonomy is in extreme danger and demonetisation is the biggest banking scam, former finance minister Yashwant Sinha claims in his new book.
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"No Threat To Autonomy Of Banks": Arun Jaitley On Urjit Patel Resignation
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Tuesday said the government did not seek resignation of Urjit Patel as RBI Governor over differences on some issues, and went on to cite how central bank heads were made to resign under prime ministers Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi and when Yashwant Sinha was finance minister.
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Autonomy Of Institutions Key For Investor Sentiment, Says Raghuram Rajan
Former Reserve Bank of India governor, Raghuram Rajan, today said given the nation's growth spurt, there should be no perception of interference in the country's leading institutions as it could affect both foreign and domestic investment
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Institutions Must Remain Independent Despite "Marching Orders": Raghuram Rajan
Urjit Patel's resignation from the post of Reserve Bank of India governor has spurred a number of economists - including his predecessor Raghuram Rajan - to stress on the need for the country's top institutions to function in a manner "independent" of the government's demands.
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New RBI Governor Das: A Journey From North Block To Mint Street
For a career bureaucrat who was equally at ease with three different finance ministers, the journey from North Block to Mint Street has often seen him adopting a non-confrontist approach and building consensus on tackling tricky issues. Considered an efficient implementer and a team player, Shaktikanta Das may be the right man in the Reserve Bank o...
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"Will Miss Him": PM Modi Tweets His Farewell To RBI Governor Urjit Patel
Prime Minister Narendra Modi described Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Urjit Patel as a "thorough professional with impeccable integrity" in a tweet today, minutes after the top central bank official resigned with immediate effect. His government was embroiled in a bitter clash with the RBI over autonomy issues until recently, a factor that ma...
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Urjit Patel Resigns: 10 Things To Know About The RBI-Government Conflict
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Urjit Patel stepped down from his position today, months after a conflict between the central bank and the Narendra Modi government stormed into the open. The opposition parties were quick to blame the government for his decision, with the Congress declaring it as the "result of our chowkidar's assault on democr...
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"Effective Immediately": Urjit Patel Statement On Stepping Down As RBI Governor
RBI Governor Urjit Patel, amid a rift with the government over the central bank's autonomy, has stepped down this evening. In a statement, Urjit Patel said he is stepping down with immediate effect and cited personal reasons.
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Urjit Patel Quits As RBI Governor Amid Feud With Government
Amid an unprecedented public face-off with the government over a range of issues including autonomy, Reserve Bank of India Governor Urjit Patel has stepped down from his post citing "personal reasons". Mr Patel was appointed in 2016 for a three-year term, which was to expire in September next year.
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"Would Amount To Raiding RBI": Arvind Subramanian On Using Up Surplus
Former Chief Economic Adviser Arvind Subramanian on Saturday said the independence of the Reserve Bank of India was vital, and any attempts by the government to coerce the central bank into parting with its cash would amount to a "raid".
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How RBI Chief Parried Questions On Autonomy Row With Government
The Reserve Bank of India chief Urjit Patel on Wednesday drew a veil over a public spat with the government, refusing to answer questions on a matter which had raised concerns that the central bank's independence could be undermined.
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Amit Shah Is The New Word For 'Tanashaahi', Says Jairam Ramesh
Amit Shah is the new word for 'tanashaahi' (dictatorship), Congress strategist and former union minister Jairam Ramesh said, attacking the BJP chief for the eroding autonomy of institutions like the Reserve Bank of India and a "frightening level" of communal polarisation in its campaign in election-bound states.
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"Hope Urjit Patel Has A Spine And Will Show PM His Place": Rahul Gandhi
As the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) board met in Mumbai today amid the central bank's public spat with the government over a range of subjects, Rahul Gandhi seized the chance to target Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a tweet. "Hope Urjit Patel has a spine and will show PM his place," the Congress president tweeted shortly after the RBI board meeting...
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Not Seeking Rs 3.6 Lakh Crore From RBI, Says Centre Amid Autonomy War
The government on Friday said it is not seeking Rs 3.6 lakh crore capital from the Reserve Bank but is only in discussion for fixing appropriate economic capital framework of the central bank.
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"I'm Revealing For The First Time...": What PM Modi Said On Urjit Patel
Urjit Patel had wanted to resign for months because of "personal reasons", Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Tuesday, talking about the resignation of the former Reserve Bank of India governor in December amid speculation of a rift with the government. "He wrote to me personally," PM Modi said in an interview to news agency ANI.
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"Was Among First To Say Modi Should Be Made PM": Yashwant Sinha
GDP numbers are misleading, RBI's autonomy is in extreme danger and demonetisation is the biggest banking scam, former finance minister Yashwant Sinha claims in his new book.
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"No Threat To Autonomy Of Banks": Arun Jaitley On Urjit Patel Resignation
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley on Tuesday said the government did not seek resignation of Urjit Patel as RBI Governor over differences on some issues, and went on to cite how central bank heads were made to resign under prime ministers Jawaharlal Nehru and Indira Gandhi and when Yashwant Sinha was finance minister.
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Autonomy Of Institutions Key For Investor Sentiment, Says Raghuram Rajan
Former Reserve Bank of India governor, Raghuram Rajan, today said given the nation's growth spurt, there should be no perception of interference in the country's leading institutions as it could affect both foreign and domestic investment
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Institutions Must Remain Independent Despite "Marching Orders": Raghuram Rajan
Urjit Patel's resignation from the post of Reserve Bank of India governor has spurred a number of economists - including his predecessor Raghuram Rajan - to stress on the need for the country's top institutions to function in a manner "independent" of the government's demands.
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New RBI Governor Das: A Journey From North Block To Mint Street
For a career bureaucrat who was equally at ease with three different finance ministers, the journey from North Block to Mint Street has often seen him adopting a non-confrontist approach and building consensus on tackling tricky issues. Considered an efficient implementer and a team player, Shaktikanta Das may be the right man in the Reserve Bank o...
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"Will Miss Him": PM Modi Tweets His Farewell To RBI Governor Urjit Patel
Prime Minister Narendra Modi described Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Urjit Patel as a "thorough professional with impeccable integrity" in a tweet today, minutes after the top central bank official resigned with immediate effect. His government was embroiled in a bitter clash with the RBI over autonomy issues until recently, a factor that ma...
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Urjit Patel Resigns: 10 Things To Know About The RBI-Government Conflict
Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Urjit Patel stepped down from his position today, months after a conflict between the central bank and the Narendra Modi government stormed into the open. The opposition parties were quick to blame the government for his decision, with the Congress declaring it as the "result of our chowkidar's assault on democr...
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"Effective Immediately": Urjit Patel Statement On Stepping Down As RBI Governor
RBI Governor Urjit Patel, amid a rift with the government over the central bank's autonomy, has stepped down this evening. In a statement, Urjit Patel said he is stepping down with immediate effect and cited personal reasons.
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Urjit Patel Quits As RBI Governor Amid Feud With Government
Amid an unprecedented public face-off with the government over a range of issues including autonomy, Reserve Bank of India Governor Urjit Patel has stepped down from his post citing "personal reasons". Mr Patel was appointed in 2016 for a three-year term, which was to expire in September next year.
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"Would Amount To Raiding RBI": Arvind Subramanian On Using Up Surplus
Former Chief Economic Adviser Arvind Subramanian on Saturday said the independence of the Reserve Bank of India was vital, and any attempts by the government to coerce the central bank into parting with its cash would amount to a "raid".
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How RBI Chief Parried Questions On Autonomy Row With Government
The Reserve Bank of India chief Urjit Patel on Wednesday drew a veil over a public spat with the government, refusing to answer questions on a matter which had raised concerns that the central bank's independence could be undermined.
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Amit Shah Is The New Word For 'Tanashaahi', Says Jairam Ramesh
Amit Shah is the new word for 'tanashaahi' (dictatorship), Congress strategist and former union minister Jairam Ramesh said, attacking the BJP chief for the eroding autonomy of institutions like the Reserve Bank of India and a "frightening level" of communal polarisation in its campaign in election-bound states.
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"Hope Urjit Patel Has A Spine And Will Show PM His Place": Rahul Gandhi
As the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) board met in Mumbai today amid the central bank's public spat with the government over a range of subjects, Rahul Gandhi seized the chance to target Prime Minister Narendra Modi in a tweet. "Hope Urjit Patel has a spine and will show PM his place," the Congress president tweeted shortly after the RBI board meeting...
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Not Seeking Rs 3.6 Lakh Crore From RBI, Says Centre Amid Autonomy War
The government on Friday said it is not seeking Rs 3.6 lakh crore capital from the Reserve Bank but is only in discussion for fixing appropriate economic capital framework of the central bank.
