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Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah to meet Indian, Chinese envoys on MondayPrime Minister Balendra Shah will meet Indian and Chinese ambassadors on Monday. He will also meet the US Embassy Charge d'Affaires on Tues...- ADB chief urges Asian economies to push reforms amid uncertaintyADB President Masato Kanda urges Asian economies, including India, to proactively pursue reforms for sustained growth amidst global uncerta...
- G20 Summit Day 2: PM Modi, Joe Biden, Rishi Sunak, other world leaders pay homage at Raj GhatAfter paying homage to Mahatma Gandhi at Rajghat, leaders and Heads of delegations will then move to Bharat Mandapam. A tree plantation cer...
- Asian Development Bank President Takehiko Nakao resignsHe became the President of ADB on April 28, 2013.
- Politically, tax reforms are tough: ADB chiefIt's easy to attack any policy and we cannot be critical. The government has decided to take up a very difficult issue to reform through GS...
- GST important achievement but transitional challenges there: ADB president"GST is an important achievement of the government. There can be some transitional issues like filing of returns and its scrutiny," Nakao t...
- ADB chief seeks to cooperate, not compete, with China-led OBOR, AIIBADB President Takehiko Nakao also said rising protectionism around the world was not yet hurting growth in developing Asia.
- Takehiko Nakao re-elected as Asian Development Bank presidentNakao was first elected as ADB president on April 28, 2013 to serve the three-and-half-years remaining term of his predecessor Haruhiko Kur...
- India lends support to strong Asian region growth: ADB president Takehiko NakaoNakao said Asian countries must maintain sound macroeconomic policies, invest more in infrastructure, human capital and technology.
- Better to have more private banks so market forces have a role: ADB chief Takehiko Nakao"The government and the states need to make efforts to raise more revenues to GDP and invest in infrastructure, health and education."
- PM Narendra Modi to address IMF conference on ‘Advancing Asia’ in MarchThe conference “provides a forum for Asia-Pacific leaders to discuss a region renowned for its economic successes over the past decades,” L...
- ADB to double annual climate financing to $6 bn by 2020Six of the 10 nations most vulnerable to climate change in 2013 are in Asia-Pacific (Philippines, Cambodia, India, Pakistan, Lao PDR, Vietn...
- Case for more rate cut by Reserve Bank of India as inflation low: ADBIf inflation rate is lower, of course interest rate can come down," Asian Development Bank President Takehiko Nakao said here.
- India to support Japan's candidate Takehiko Nakao for Asian Development Bank President postIndia today said it will support former Japanese Vice Finance Minister for International Affairs Takehiko Nakao for the post of ADB.
- India can achieve 8-9% economic growth: Asian Development Bank PresidentIndian government, he said, has been taking appropriate measures to consolidate fiscal situation and steadily reduce the deficit.
- Asia needs to tap huge savings to finance infra projects: ADBAsian countries should tap their multi-trillion dollar savings as well as mobilise private sector to meet the rising infrastructure funding...
- Big investments needed to halt new Asia food crisis: UNNearly 650 mn Asians are suffering from hunger and the situation will continue to worsen unless spending on the farm sector is dramatically...
- ADB chief: Asia to fare better than rest of world in credit crisisADB President said that the global financial crisis will have "considerable" effects on Asia but the region will fare well by world standar...
- Asia growth on track despite high energy costs: ADBAsian economic growth will remain strong this year and in 2008 despite higher energy costs and recent market turbulence, Asian Development ...
- Asian Development Bank head meets PMVisting Asian Development Bank President Haruhiko Kuroda is expected to meet FM P Chidambaram and Commerce Minister Kamal Nath later in the...
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