Dr C Rangarajan

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Dr C. Rangarajan: We had to send 46 tonnes of gold out of India in 1991. That brought the seriousness of the situation home to many

Former RBI Governor Padma Vibhushan Dr C. Rangarajan on monetary vs fiscal tightening, India's investment climate, RBI's autonomy, and his book 'Forks In The Road'.

Bank recapitalisation: Management of banks most crucial reform, says C Rangarajan

Reforming the way the banks are being run is extremely important,C Rangarajan, Former RBI Governor.

No one's perfect, Rajan's as good as it gets: Gita Gopinath

Gita Gopinath, Economics Professor, Harvard University, says Rajan will be remembered as a person who was in charge when inflation came down, almost halved.

Has inflation cooled enough to lower rates? Experts debate

Sonal Varma, economist at Nomura India, thinks everyone is overplaying the role of commodity price fall on CPI considering it is largely a non-tradable basket because it has food and services in it. Hence the impact is rather low.

Oil Ministry wants revenue sharing for future oil contracts

MRSC will replace the current practice of companies getting blocks by bidding maximum work programme and then recovering all of their investment before sharing profits with the government.

Fears of job loss on FDI in retail misplaced: Rangarajan

Dr C Rangarajan, chairman of the Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council (PMEAC) feels the fears of job loss on account of foreign direct investment (FDI) in the retail sector are "misplaced".

Despite dismal Oct IIP, see FY12 GDP at 7%: Rangarajan

Dr. C Rangarajan of Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council (PMEAC) in an interview to CNBC-TV18 said that public sector investments in areas like coal, roads and railways should pick up to boost the economy.

RBI's tough act of 50bps hike right in time: Rangarajan

Appreciating RBI’s hawkish stance on the monetary policy, the chariman of PMEAC, Dr C Rangarajan, in an excluive interview with CNBC-TV18, says that the central bank has acted in the right way by hiking rates by 50 bps. “A strong action on the part of RBI was called for and RBI has responded well,” he says.

Fiscal deficit needs to be brought down: C Rangarajan

Dr C Rangarajan, Chmn, Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister, in an interview with CNBC-TV18’s Latha Venkatesh, firmly believes the Reserve Bank of India has taken the right step in increasing rates by 25 bps. “I expect the RBI to continue to raise rates going forward,” he says.