The Reserve Bank of India (RBI), for the first time, put out minutes of its October central board meeting, albeit with some information blacked out.
To enhance transparency, the central bank will continue to put out the minutes in the public domain in spirit of the Right to Information Act, after “after appropriately severing information that is permitted to be severed in accordance with the Act”.
Such minutes will be available within two weeks from the date of its confirmation in the next meeting of the central board and on being signed by the chairman in the same
To enhance transparency, the central bank will continue to put out the minutes in the public domain in spirit of the Right to Information Act, after “after appropriately severing information that is permitted to be severed in accordance with the Act”.
Such minutes will be available within two weeks from the date of its confirmation in the next meeting of the central board and on being signed by the chairman in the same

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