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RBI KEEPS POLICY RATES UNCHANGED WITH CONTINUED VIGILANCE ON CPI

SLR FURTHER CUT TO 22 PER CENT OF NDTL FOR GROWTH FINANCING NEEDS
S. Sethuraman - 2014-08-05 13:11
The Reserve Bank of India sees need for continued monetary vigilance on consumer price inflation, though moderating, and thus leaves policy rates unchanged (repo at 8 per cent as before). At the same time, it is providing further liquidity support for credit expansion to productive sectors, given improving growth prospects.

TASLIMA CONTROVERSY NOT OVER YET

FUNDAMENTALISTS OF ALL HUES JOINING HANDS
Amulya Ganguli - 2014-08-05 13:08
The delight which the Muslim fundamentalists felt following reports that the centre has given Taslima Nasreen only a temporary tourist visa was short-lived, for only a day later New Delhi gave her a residential visa.

INDIA PLACES DEVELOPED WORLD IN SPOT AT WTO

FIRM ON REVERSING THE INJUSTICE METED OUT IN BALI
Ashok B Sharma - 2014-08-04 13:38
India has shown the industrialised countries they can longer have their way in multilateral trade negotiations at the expense of the developing world. The WTO General Council meeting that concluded in Geneva on July 31 failed to approve the protocol of amendment proposed by the 9th ministerial conference in Bali for enshrining the Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) into the WTO Marrakesh Agreement.

INDIA SCORES DIPLOMATIC POINT AGAINST CHINA

ALL FOCUS IS NOW ON SOUTH CHINA SEA
Ashis Biswas - 2014-08-04 13:35
By accepting a UN-backed legal verdict on its dispute with Bangladesh over maritime territories in the Bay of Bengal, India has scored a diplomatic point against China.
India

RAJAN HAS TO OVERCOME A DILEMMA ON AUGUST 5

GLOBAL WINDS CAUTIONARY FOR CENTRAL BANKER
S. Sethuraman - 2014-08-02 10:38
The fact that a strong government at the Centre now sets economic policies and has produced a budget, ostensibly growth-reviving but considered inadequate for targeted fiscal deficit reduction, and consumer prices softening but still above comfort zone, does not make ideal setting for the central bank to reverse gears abruptly.
India

BJP PRESIDENT AMIT SHAH GIVING BIG FOCUS ON UTTAR PRADESH BY-POLLS

IT IS A BATTLE OF SURVIVAL FOR SAMAJWADI PARTY ALSO
Pradeep Kapoor - 2014-08-02 10:36
LUCKNOW: BJP national president Amit Shah is facing biggest challenge in Uttar Pradesh to repeat the magic of Lok Sabha polls when party got 71 seats, to retain 12 assembly seats and take Mainpuri Lok Sabha seat from Samajwadi Party in by-elections to be held within next few weeks.
India

BUGGING POLITICIANS' OFFICES AND HOMES HAS A LONG HISTORY

BOTH INDIAN AND WORLD LEADERS HAVE BEEN VICTIMS
Harihar Swarup - 2014-08-02 10:32
The bugging devices found at Nitin Gadkari’s official bungalow were of highly exception quality, such as generally used by Western countries. Shockingly, the Indian agencies which debugged the house, have indicated the role of a foreign hand in planting bugs. Which could be this foreign hand and why it chose Gadkari, who is a former BJP President and now holds the portfolio of Road Transport and Highways? Since 2011 he has been among the most important leaders of the BJP. His proximity with the RSS leaders is well-known. Are houses of other BJP ministers also bugged?
India

EXODUS TO BJP FROM OTHER PARTIES IN BENGAL

TRINAMOOL CONGRESS IS NOW A WORRIED LOT
Ashis Biswas - 2014-08-01 11:10
KOLKATA: Apparently economic stagnation breeds political opportunism in the context of West Bengal.
India

DEFENCE BUDGET PROPOSALS NEED MORE EDGE

MODERNISATION SHOULD BE THE PRIME MOVER
Ashok B Sharma - 2014-08-01 11:07
Defence is a critical and vital area that the country needs to address with a clear defined policy and a sense of urgency. Modernisation of Armed Forces is the utmost need of the hour to face the contemporary challenges. This can be speeded up through public-private partnership in areas where it is necessary.
India

BUILDING A NEW NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICY

MODI GOVT NEEDS TO WALK THE TALK
Kalyani Shankar - 2014-07-31 11:09
Prime Minister Modi is embarking on a pragmatic and proactive neighbourhood policy for the past two months but will it work according to expectations? Perhaps it is too early to talk of the results, as it is not just the policy but also its implementation, which is the key. As of now the ministry of external affairs is going full steam to cultivate the neighbors with the Foreign minister Sushma Swaraj personally making contacts to assure them of the new government’s intentions. Modi himself has already visited Bhutan, his first after taking over as PM and is expected to visit Nepal next week.