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World military expenditure rising

Rate cut on anticipated lines, liquidity concerns addressed: BS Jury

The battle we are really fighting today is for credibility: Raghuram Rajan

Interview with Governor, Reserve Bank of India

How much can RBI cut? Hopefully, 25 bps: Saugata Bhattacharya

Says only worry is inflation projections look a little optimistic, even factoring in a late and staggered phase-in of the 7th Pay Commission award

Rate cut on expected lines: M S Unnikrishnan

Transmissions of rate cuts by banks is the biggest challenge

Addressing market concerns: A Balasubramanian

This policy has also brought down the differential between the repo and marginal standing facility rates

Front-loaded rate cut not accommodative: Saurabh Mukherjea

Believes there will be limited rate cuts in FY17, due to probability of fiscal slippage and risks to inflation

Easy stance on liquidity: Gaurav Kapur

Room for further cuts is significantly constrained

Lower rates can boost housing: Rajeev Talwar

Banks should bring down their lending rates significantly

Sebi scores big in SAT

Sebi's success rate in Securities Appellate Tribunal was as high as 90% in 2014-15

Finishing touch

Clean introduction

Shortage of skilled manpower

Letters: Downfall of the CPI

Prompt response

Govt must speed up tax administration reforms

Dovish tone

RBI eases liquidity, but watches inflation momentum

Letters: End the nationalism row

Govt rates seats of higher learning

Ranking methods have been worked out for six categories of institutions - engineering, management, pharmacy, architecture, universities and colleges

Broader spectrum markets

Virtual networks are a step forward for telecom sector

A disturbing development

Slogan-shouting cannot be a basis for citizenship