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India's economic growth is stable and robust, says Shaktikanta Das

I expect 7.5%, or perhaps a little higher for the coming financial year, says Das

Recapitalisation for PSU banks to be performance linked: Shaktikanta Das

Says Problem of NPA is to provide more capital, inject more capital into the banks

Fiscal deficit of 3.2% realistic, revenues to improve: Shaktikanta Das

A growth of only 8.8% is expected to accrue out of the GST roll out from July

FIPB phase out mechanism to be ready in couple of months: Shaktikanta Das

Das said the government is working on the modality of how the power of approval will be delegated

Rating agencies were not a factor at all in our decisions: Shaktikanta Das

Interview with Economic Affairs Secretary

DEA secretary Shaktikanta Das gets 3-month extension

From this year, the government has decided to merge the Railway Budget with the General Budget

New notes to be introduced in the market from Nov 10 onwards: Shaktikanta Das

New Rs 500 note features the Red Fort and new Rs 1000 note features the Mangalyaan

FM to look into tax issues, suggestions of FPIs: Shaktikanta Das

Gov would like to consolidate current position of India and attract more of investment into our market, said Shaktikanta Das

MPC may be set up before RBI's Oct policy review: Das

The consumer price index-based inflation fell to a five-month low of 5.05 per cent in August

More action on reforms in coming months: Das

Says the government is committed to continuing reform measures and policy initiatives

Monetary policy panel by September: Shaktikanta Das

The government is hoping to move two legislative initiatives in the monsoon session of Parliament, one to deal with bankruptcy of financial firms and the other for dispute resolution of public-private partnership (PPP) projects, Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das told Business Standard on Monday.In an exclusive interaction, Das also said the government has a strong case to make to global ratings agencies for an upgrade and that a Monetary Policy Committee would be set up in the first half of FY17.Finance Minister Arun Jaitley had announced a number of planned legislative measures in his 2016-17 Budget speech, including a comprehensive code for resolution of distress in financial firms and a Public Utility (Resolution of Disputes) Bill to deal with PPP disputes.

Bill for PPP dispute resolution in monsoon session: Shaktikanta Das

Interview with Economic affairs secretary

RBI governor to have casting vote in MPC

The MPC, tasked with setting the interest rates, will constitute six members

Govt to borrow Rs 3.55 lakh cr via bonds in April-Sept

On average, India will borrow Rs 14,000-15,000 cr per week via auction

RBI, government on same page on monetary policy panel: Shaktikanta Das

Interview with Economic affairs secretary