When did Patel really resign? When did Das get the mandate to take over as RBI governor?
Das said he will preserve the "core values" of the central bank, but called for "frank discussions" with the government
New RBI governor Shaktikanta Das addressed the media in Mumbai
Das, a career bureaucrat, is seen as someone who can ease tensions with the state, prompting a mixed reaction from markets
Finance Minister Arun Jaitley termed Das as a person with 'right credentials' for the RBI top job.
When the stakes are high, Shaktikanta Das manages to work with those involved and narrow down differences.
Many past illustrious RBI governors were government officials, Shaktikanta Das would have to take their legacy forward
Every decision of the govt has a context and a follow-through: Das
In his first interaction following his retirement, Das refuted criticism over the govt's supposed rush in GST roll-out
GDP grew 7.6% in FY16, up from 7.2% a year before
The new central bank governor will have to think out of the box to break the gridlock with North Block
Surprisingly for a leader elected in a 2014 landslide after touting business-friendly credentials, Modi can't seem to hang on to an RBI governor
Crucial board meeting to take place as scheduled for December 18
Das, 61, a 1980 batch Tamil Nadu cadre IAS officer, who retired as the economic affairs secretary in May 2017 was Tuesday appointed by the government as the new head of the RBI
Das Tuesday was appointed as the new governor of the Reserve Bank of India, a day after his predecessor Urjit Patel's resignation
Das will take over after incumbent Urjit Patel abruptly resigned on Monday
The last G20 summit, held in Hamburg in July this year, had discussed sustainable development and volatility in global currency markets at length
Sherpas, who are representatives of leaders of G20 member countries, coordinate on the agenda of the summit
Das said he will continue to express his opinion on important matters, now as a private individual
The indirect tax regime would also raise GDP growth by 1.5-2 percentage points