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Jagdish Bhagwati, C Rangarajan conferred with inaugural Prof CR Rao Centenary Gold MedalBhagwati is professor of economics, law and international relations at Columbia University and director of the Raj Center on Indian Economi...- Make in India an 'old idea': C RangarajanRangarajan, who served as the chairman of the Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council in the UPA regime, added that there is a need for ...
- C Rangarajan appointed as Chancellor of Hyderabad UniversityMukherjee, the Visitor of the university, appointed Rangarajan for a term of three years, a release from Madras School of Economics (MSE) s...
- PMEAC chairman C Rangarajan likely to resign on MondayChairman of PM's economic advisory council C Rangarajan will hand over his resignation to Prime Minister Manmohan Singh on Monday.
- Repo rate hike is a balancing act by Dr. Rajan: C Rangarajan, Chairman, PMEAC'We need to get back to one single policy rate signalling the intention of the Reserve Bank,' says C Rangarajan
- Economy facing stagflation: C RangarajanC Rangarajan, PMEAC chairman, is the first high ranking policy maker to declare that economy faces stagflation, a state of high inflation, ...
- GDP growth forecast at 5 pc disappointing but uptick possible: C Rangarajan, PMEACInvestment rate will pickup over the next fiscal and I see consequently a pick up in growth rate in the next fiscal, says C Rangarajan, PME...
- Decline in industrial production is bottoming out: C Rangarajan, PMEACIt appears that we are seeing a bottom of the decline in industrial production. We should see pickup particularly in the last quarter of th...
- Hopeful of turnaround in manufacturing sector beginning October: C Rangarajan, PMEACIn an interview with ET Now, C Rangarajan, Chairman, PMEAC, shares his view on September IIP numbers. Excerpts:
- Prime Minister's economic advisor C Rangarajan expects near 6 per cent GDP growth in current fiscalPrime Minister's key advisor C Rangarajan today lowered the growth projection for the current fiscal to 6 per cent from 6.7 per cent estima...
- Drop in kharif output to put pressure on food prices: PMEAC chief C RangarajanWith kharif output being projected to drop by 10 pc this year, food prices will remain under pressure for some time, C Rangarajan has said.
- Big retail to hit kiranas once market share rises: C RangarajanOnce the share of overall modern retail in food reaches about 25-30%, it is bound to affect kirana and small traders, Prime Minister's Econ...
- Expect a GDP growth rate of 8% in next 5 years: C Rangarajan, PMEACWe are recovering from a slightly lower growth level but the current fiscal year would be better than last year, says C Rangarajan.
- C Rangarajan for early action on diesel decontrol, FDIGovt should take early action on decontrol of diesel prices and move ahead with its proposal to allow foreign investment in multi-brand ret...
- Expect some moderation in fuel inflation: C RangarajanET Now caught up with C Rangarajan, chairman, PMEAC, for his views on the inflation numbers and Indian economy. Excerpts:
- Expect IIP numbers to improve going forward: C Rangarajan, PMEACIn an interview with ET Now, C Rangarajan, chairman of the Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council, talks about the latest IIP numbers. ...
- There may not be big fall in inflation till March: C RangarajanRangarajan said the decline in inflation has been primarily due to strong decrease in food articles, particularly of vegetables.
- Economy may grow at 8% if global environment is favourable: C RangarajanC Rangarajan said that the growth rate in 2011-12 is likely to be 7.1%, marginally higher than 6.9% projected by Central Statistical Organi...
- Inflation could decline to 7 pc by March, says C RangarajanChairman of the Prime Minister's Economic Advisory Council C Rangarajan said inflation could decline to 7 per cent by the end of the curren...
- MFIs' business model faulty: PM PanelPrime Minister's economic panel today said the business model of microfinance institutions (MFIs) is faulty and they should charge interest...
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