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Rajan keeps repo rate unchanged at 6.5%
RBI chief Raghuram Rajan keeps repo rate unchanged at 6.5% #RaghuramRajan #RBI#RepoRate
RBI has kept its key rates unchanged in its second bi-monthly monetary policy for the year 2016-17 announced in Mumbai today. In its policy statement, the RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan said that it has been decided to keep repo rate unchanged at 6.5 per cent. The reverse repo rate remains unchanged at 6.0 per cent. The cash reserve ratio (CRR) has been kept unchanged at 4.0 per cent.
RBI has retained growth projection at 7.6 per cent for 2016-17 citing corporate profits and surge in consumption. Inflation target has been kept unchanged at 5% for January 2017 with upward bias. He further said rising crude prices and implementation of 7th pay commission pose upside risk to inflation. On changing the policy rate, Mr. Rajan said, the RBI will remain accommodative provided data are supportive.
In its bi-monthly monetary policy statement of April 2016, the Reserve Bank had stated that it would watch macroeconomic and financial developments in the months ahead with a view to responding as space opens up. The central bank said incoming data since then show a sharper-than-anticipated upsurge in inflationary pressures emanating from a number of food items (beyond seasonal effects), as well as a reversal in commodity prices.
The statement said that the government’s reform measures on small savings rates combined with the Reserve Bank’s refinements in the liquidity management framework should help the transmission of past policy rate reductions into lending rates of banks. The third bi-monthly monetary policy statement will be announced on August 9, 2016.
Maintaining a status quo in its second bi-monthly monetary policy for the year 2016-17, RBI has said that issues like sharp upsurge in inflation, supply side constraints and an uncertain monsoon continue to remain worrisome. Addressing the customary post-policy press conference in Mumbai today, RBI Governor Dr. Raghuram Rajan, however said that the monetary policy stance remains accommodative and the apex bank will continue to monitor macro-economic growth.
Adding that the RBI is always looking for room to ease rates, Dr. Rajan said there has to be a realistic assessment of potential inflationary pressures. Talking about cleaning up of balance sheets of banks, Dr. Rajan said, RBI is working with the government towards facilitating a process where projects with right capital structure have access to credit. Dr. Rajan, however clarified that there is no intent to go back to the days of forbearance or reverse the move towards a transparent bank balance sheets.
He said the banks do not want to get in a hurry to reduce rates as it may attract further bad loans. He, however added that deposit growth has been on the higher side in the same time frame and that will allow the banks to build up a good loan base. He added that a clean balance sheet and competition will eventually force banks to lower interest rates and pass on the monetary policy benefits to their customers.
Regarding extension of his term beyond September this year, Dr. Rajan said that any decision can be reached only after discussion between the incumbent and the government. When asked about his tenure at RBI, Dr. Rajan said he believes he has delivered on most of the issues that he had on his agenda.
Kejriwal’s Premium Bus Service Idea Most Lunatic
June07, 2016 (C) Ravinder Singh progressindia2015@gmail.com
I admire Arvind Kejriwals way of Involving People in Governance but there is no Substitute for ‘First Time Right’ in matters of Governance.
Before going to bus issue it important to Emphasize That Street Lights are Critical for Safety & Security of Residents – But BRPL area these days have no light 2-3 days in a week for entire night. SOME Stretches which have thick tree cover, woman not just Scared of DARKNESS, ATTACKERS & SNATCHERS but also STARY DOGS who are active at night – Women accounts for 70%-80% of human dog bite cases.
I switch on 12W LED lamp whenever there is no street light. If every home Switches on 5W LEDs in front & back lanes –would consume just 100-120 W daily average or 36 Units to 40 Units – Rs.180-200/Home Bill Annually. Assuming 1m Residential Consumers [@ 1 per building] Subscribe to this –Rs.18-20 Cr Cost To Delhi can have SECURE STREETS. Delhi Gov may provide FREE 2X5W LEDs to weaker sections – 0.5m x Rs.140 = Rs.7 Cr.
DISCOMS CHARGE Rs.400 Cr or MORE FOR PUBLIC LIGHING.
http://www.derc.gov.in/Staff%20Papers/Staff%20Paper%20for%20FY%202014-15/BRPL.pdf
BRPL alone charged Rs.134.3 Cr for Public Lighting 2014-15 – NCT Rs.400 Cr.
LEDs will Ensure BRIGHTLY LIT STREETS Every Night & Save say Rs.200 Cr.
BONUS – NO AREA SHALL BE SHUT DOWN FOR STREET LIGHT REPAIR.
Premium Bus Service Idea Most Lunatic
1. Load Factor of both DTC and DMRC is 30% – Load Factor of Premium Buses
shall not be even 20% – Tickets will not be Cheaper Than UBER or OLA Cab.
2. Premium buses shall operate on main roads – where PUNCTUALITY matters
more than ADVANCE BOOKING – Refund for not boarding is a disadvantage.
3. Penalties are too STIFF – Terms Wild.
4. Most Security features are already in place by Uber or Ola cabs.
REMEDY: – FAST-LUXURY-SECURE PUBLIC TRANSPORT
@ 30% CAB FARE – BETTER THAN CAR EXPERIENCE
No Licensing & Parking Costs
R1. Capacity of Micro & Minibus Public Transport from 5 Seats to 20 PAX Seats, All AC Wagonar, INNOVA to TEMPO TRAVELER to provide Fast & Efficient Services –
R2. Picking up ‘Regular Passengers, Students, Employees’ from within 100 meters of residences and going though Insides of Colonies, First & Last Passenger & Women pickup from their homes itself – THIS IS THEIR BIGGEST SECURITY.
R3. 10% to 20% MICRO BUSES to be ALL WOMAN Operated By DP Trained Woman Drivers.
R4. Micro & Mini Buses for 6-21 Passengers either Diesel Cars Upto 2 yr old or CNG.
R5. CABIN & PINK ROOFTOP LIGHT to be ON when 1-2 Woman are travelling.
R6. DTC & DMRC to Offer INCENTIVES, like Increase in Fares to Round Figures but also allow Free Travel On Holidays to E-Card Holders.
R7. New Direct Lifts from GROUND to DELHI METRO Platform for Photo ID – Prepaid SMART I-CARDS With Photo for QUICK Entry & Exit.
R7. Integrate DMRC & DTC with Local E-Rickshaw Services.
R8. Convert STADARD Gauge AIRPORT LINE to BROAD GAUGE.
R9. Integrate RING RAILWAYS & Regional NCR Tracks with All Buses, & Metro Services and operate Air-conditioned Services.
R10. Micro- Mini Buses to have all Security & Application Based SECURITY & SERVICE Features.
Ravinder Singh, Inventor & Consultant, INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGIES AND PROJECTS
Y-77, Hauz Khas, New Delhi-110016, India. Ph; 091- 9871056471, 9718280435, 9650421857
Ravinder Singh* is a WIPO awarded inventor specializing in Power, Transportation,
Smart Cities, Water, Energy Saving, Agriculture, Manufacturing, Technologies and Projects
Asian-Americans Increasingly Identify As Democrats
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Peru election goes tight to the race
Peruvian presidential candidate Pedro Pablo Kuczynski is on edge with a slight lead over his rival Keiko Fujimori, the country’s electoral official said on Monday.
Kuczynski had 50.32 percent of the vote against 49.68 percent for Fujimori, with 92.55 percent of votes counted, National Office of Electoral Processes (ONPE) director Mariano Cuchos said.With less than one percentage point between the two candidates, the election is the tightest in Peru in 25 years, according to Peruvian daily El Comercio.
Two rivals sides are anxious to get a final result. Cucho has asked, both candidates should remain calm until all votes are fully tallied.
The tight race was likely due to a lack of ideological differences between the two candidates. Kuczynski and Fujimori could name the same Minister of Economy and nobody would be surprised, political analyst Arturo Maldonado told local media.
The winner will assume the presidency on July 28 with a mandate of five years.
Dear Naresh, A country of over a billion people
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Russia on “adequate” response to NATO
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and his Finnish counterpart Timo Soini were at a joint press conference in Mosocw, Russia, June 6, 2016 and added caution on NATO.
Russia is preparing an “adequate” response to the expansion of NATO toward its borders, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Monday.
“We do not hide that we have a negative attitude toward the NATO policy of expanding its military infrastructure toward our borders,” Lavrov said at a press conference with his Finnish counterpart Timo Soini.
Russia has announced the deployment of three new divisions near its western borders as one of its measures in response to NATO’s building missile defense systems in Romania and Poland and the signing of an accession protocol with Montenegro.
Lavrov said that NATO used the Ukraine crisis and Russia’s reaction to Kiev’s attempts to discriminate against ethnic Russians in the east of the country “to invent a new pretext for the existence of the alliance.”
The diplomat ruled out the possibility of Russia’s attacking any NATO member states, which he said was an excuse used by the United States to deploy more troops and weapons to maintain its control over Europe.
Russia also disapproved of the NATO policy of involving other states in its military activities, Lavrov said, commenting on NATO BALTOPS 2016 military exercises, which started in Finland earlier on Monday.
Soini, for his part, said the exercises, which Finland has participated in since 1993, have the goal of strengthening Finland’s defense capacity and were not aimed, against anybody.