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President Trump's certain economic policies are 'self-destructive' for US too: Ex RBI Guv RangarajanFormer RBI Governor C Rangarajan criticized US President Trump’s economic policies, calling them “self-destructive” and responsible for sta...- India's healthcare expenditure less than 2% of GDP, needs to be increased: C RangarajanFormer Reserve Bank governor C Rangarajan emphasized the urgent need for India to increase its healthcare expenditure, currently below 2% o...
- Atmanirbhar should not degenerate into inefficient import substitution, says Ex RBI chiefFormer RBI Governor C Rangarajan emphasised the importance of ensuring India's self-sufficiency without falling into inefficient import sub...
- India needs to grow at 7-8 per cent annually to become developed nation by 2047, says Ex RBI Guv C RangarajanAsserting that innovation cannot be a single solution to reduce inequalities or poverty, the former Chairman of the Prime Minister's Econom...
- Being 5th largest economy 'impressive,' but India's per capita income must also rise, says Ex RBI Governor RangarajanFormer Reserve Bank of India Governor, C Rangarajan, praised India's achievement of becoming the world's fifth-largest economy but emphasiz...
- With 8-9% growth, it will take 20 years for India to become developed nation: Former RBI Governor C RangarajanFormer RBI Governor C Rangarajan said in order to reach the level of an upper middle-income country, it will take another two years and to ...
- 'Atmanirbhar Bharat' is not a closed economy, it's being globally competitive: Rajiv Kumar, NITI Aayog VC"Self-reliance in my view is increasing our share in global flows of merchandise and services trade. I think it's time that we give ourselv...
- India becoming $5 trillion economy by 2025 'impossible' due to pandemic: RangarajanDelivering his address at 11th Convocation of ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education, Rangarajan said attempts should be made to curb the ad...
- Centre can't shirk responsibility of universal COVID-19 vaccination: C RangarajanSpeaking at the inaugural session of a virtual conference organised by ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education here, he said it involves a lo...
- 8% growth needed for a $5-trillion economy: Ex-RBI governor"Investment is the key driver of economic growth. There are limits to which public investment can grow as the demand for welfare expenditur...
- Doubling women workforce can drive GDP up: NITI Aayog CEO Amitabh KantFor this, attention should be on women's health and education, Kant said while delivering his speech during the 7th N J Yasaswy Memorial Le...
- Full implementation of MSP can stress financial system: Former RBI Governor C RangarajanThe trade war can get worse. Any steep rise in crude prices can pose severe problems for our balance of payments. The banking system is sti...
- Growth at 8-9% over 20 years can solve social issues: C RangarajanThe eminent economist, however, stressed that growth must be combined with the need to take care of the poorer sections of the society.
- Inflation may ease by December: C RangarajanRangarajan said he thinks this is the end of the season when prices rise as far as food articles are concerned. There will be a seasonal de...
- Automation may curtail employment opportunities: C Rangarajan"Though the situation in India with regard to replacement of jobs by machines is not alarming, it should be noted for future considerations...
- India Inc's unsustainable debts a serious concern: S S MundraSome of the corporates have raised unsustainable amount of debt from various sources, including banks and overseas financial institutions.
- Expand Jan Dhan beyond bank accounts, says former RBI Governor D Subbarao"India has more poor people than the entire continent of Africa. We have to bring poverty down. We need to grow at 10 or 10 plus %," he add...
- Orissa introduces Bills for three private universitiesNaveen Patnaik government in Orissa introduced bills for establishment of three private universities in the state apparently to impart "qua...
- Universities offer fat salaries to IIT gradsUniversities which until last year lost out to corporates when it came to hiring IITians can now get the candidates they wanted.
- ICFAI to offer fast-track MBAThe Hyderabad-based ICFAI is the latest to join the fast-track MBA bandwagon.
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