RBI Governor Urjit Patel

The Niti Aayog vice chairman also assured that the government will do whatever is required to continue its business as usual

Too many governments seem to be forgetting why central banks need to be independent

Patel's decision to leave rather than accept the threat to the RBI's autonomy has a certain nobility. But he might have offered a fuller explanation of the circumstances behind his exit

The loss of Patel adds another layer of risk to monetary policy amid economic threats both foreign and domestic

Mr Patel has pointed out that incentives for PSBs are skewed by a combination of preferential regulation and their particular governance structure

The government has actively managed price pressure on some key food items, the governor said

Urjit Patel says emerging markets largely have been excluded from the global networks

Two months after he became governor, demonetisation invalidated 86% of bank notes in circulation