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In its toughest time in decades because of floods, Punjab would’ve expected PM Modi to visit. If he has the time for a Bihar tour, why not a short visit to next-door Punjab?
Ashok seems to be upset about Das releasing dividend to GOI. As the owner of RBI, this money belongs to GOI. So there is nothing unusual about this. Further, Ashok seems to have ignored the contents of the article which explain what sort of capital RBI needs and how to manage it. Once he gets it, he will notice that all that noise about fight between RBI and GOI was hardly an issue and was made up falsely as matter of life and death for RBI by the media. We should wait for Jalan Committee report to settle the dust once for all.
Shri Das has sent some heavy boughs to Delhi. Dr Jalan will send the entire tree trunk …
TV CHs are laughing all the way to Bank with center spending Tax payers’ money like water in the commercial ads fillers in between Pulgam martyrs’ “shraddhanjali” breaks showing Narendra Modi publicizing himsel and govt. schemes b4 election. Same with print media too.So where from money is going to come indeed ? I think time for review of such expenses.
Shri Shaktikanta Das is the most obedient RBI Governor in living memory. Something like other Governors, who serve entirely at the pleasure of the President.
Ashok seems to be upset about Das releasing dividend to GOI. As the owner of RBI, this money belongs to GOI. So there is nothing unusual about this. Further, Ashok seems to have ignored the contents of the article which explain what sort of capital RBI needs and how to manage it. Once he gets it, he will notice that all that noise about fight between RBI and GOI was hardly an issue and was made up falsely as matter of life and death for RBI by the media. We should wait for Jalan Committee report to settle the dust once for all.
Shri Das has sent some heavy boughs to Delhi. Dr Jalan will send the entire tree trunk …
TV CHs are laughing all the way to Bank with center spending Tax payers’ money like water in the commercial ads fillers in between Pulgam martyrs’ “shraddhanjali” breaks showing Narendra Modi publicizing himsel and govt. schemes b4 election. Same with print media too.So where from money is going to come indeed ? I think time for review of such expenses.
Shri Shaktikanta Das is the most obedient RBI Governor in living memory. Something like other Governors, who serve entirely at the pleasure of the President.