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Anil Padmanabhan and Asit Ranjan Mishra 08:55 PM | October 23,2009
India’s outgoing chief economic adviser says he’s sticking to his growth forecast
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Newswire18 10:39 PM | August 05,2009
The successor to former Reserve Bank of India (RBI) deputy governor Rakesh Mohan’s post is likely to be decided by early next month
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PTI 10:34 AM | July 05,2009
Arvind Virmani said that high investment has been a driver of growth since 2003, but has now slowed down. The country needs to ensure that investment takes place to return to a high-growth path
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Anil Padmanabhan and Sanjiv Shankaran 12:10 AM | July 03,2009
A balanced perspective suggests that neither should one rest on the past laurels nor should the present setback weaken the determination to return the economy to the high growth path at the earliest
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Sanjiv Shankaran 11:31 PM | July 02,2009
Recommendations include relook at tax norms, broad-based changes in energy policy, also covering coal
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Liz Mathew 11:53 PM | May 24,2009
The new government’s 100-day action plan and the next Union budget will be on the basis of this paper
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Anil Padmanabhan, Sanjiv Shankaran and Asit Ranjan Mishra 12:17 AM | May 19,2009
Chief economic adviser Arvind Virmani shares his thoughts on what he describes as India’s second instance of a demand-led economic slowdown
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Anita Bhoir 11:13 PM | May 04,2009
RBI deputy governor Rakesh Mohan has quit to take up an assignment at the Stanford Centre for International Development at Stanford University as distinguished consulting professor
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Ravi Krishnan 09:36 PM | May 03,2009
Political leaders & govt policymakers are being courted by brokerages to voice their opinions on subjects ranging from possible post-election alliances to the state of the economy & the direction it’s headed in
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PTI 07:59 PM | March 25,2009
Arvind Virmani, chief economic adviser to the Finance Ministry, said I expect consumer price index also to come down with a lag but I don’t think it will go down to a level we see in the WPI
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10:21 PM | March 06,2009
The government plans to borrow Rs3.06 trillion in the year ending 31 March and Rs3.61 trillion in the year starting 1 April
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09:59 PM | March 01,2009
These subjective opinions are not something which an analyst can go by
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Asit Ranjan Mishra 12:06 AM | December 24,2008
Review confirms India’s economic growth is poised to slow; sees big slippage in country’s fiscal deficit targets
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Rahul Sharma 12:36 AM | December 18,2008
The government’s Chief Economic Adviser, Arvind Virmani, who has been optimistic about India’s response to the slowdown, predicting 7.5%-8% growth, has said the country needs a more aggressive monetary policy
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Kartik Goyal and Arijit Ghosh / Bloomberg 10:36 PM | December 17,2008
Growth is expected to slow to as little as 7% this year compared with about 9% in the last four years
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