UIDAI instructed implementation agencies to work out a mechanism to verify if those NRIs and PIOs are actually what they claim they are. NEW DELHI:
Day: November 18, 2017
Moody’s Rethink: Sense Procrastinated–Economic Times–18.11.2017
It is welcome and significant that Moody’s has revised and upgraded India’s credit rating, the first time since 2004. The revision, or, more accurately, the
Keep ball rolling: Moody’s proffers a mood lifter–Times of India–18.11.2017
Credit rating agency Moody’s Investors Service upgraded Indian government’s debt ratings after almost 14 years. It simultaneously changed its outlook on the Indian economy to
Moody’s just warned GoI not to undo fiscal consolidation to boost growth–Economic Times–18.11.2017
By Aurodeep Credit rating agencies are a bit like strict school principals, but for governments and corporates. Countries undertake hard reforms, keep the macroeconomic climate
What is GST anti-profiteering body and how does it help consumers? – The Financial Express–18.11 2017
GST Anti-profiteering body: Aiming to protect consumers’ interest, the Narendra Modi government has given its nod for the establishment of a National Anti-profiteering Authority under
Moody’s upgrade may widen trade deficit, impact exports already hit by GST | Business Standard News–18.11.2017
While the government cheers India’s ratings upgrade by global ratings agency Moody’s, the move might further widen the already yawning trade deficit. Moody’s Investors Services
T N Ninan: Rating the raters | Business Standard Column–18.11.2017
India’s sovereign rating upgrade by Moody’s Investors Service is a second shot in the arm for the Modi government, still reeling from domestic criticism for
Moody’s boost to Modi: Should India really cheer? | Business Standard News–18.11.2017
The Narendra Modi government is celebrating the upgrade of India’s sovereign credit rating by Moody’s Investors Service. The new rating places India at Baa2, up
Timely recognition: on the Moody’s upgrade – The Hindu–18.11.2017
Moody’s decision to upgrade India’s sovereign credit rating by a notch after a gap of almost 14 years is undoubtedly a welcome recognition of the