Viral Acharya quits, Mayawati ends SP-BSP alliance and the Jharkhand assault case
June 24, 2019 21:30
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Yesterday, Acharya resigned from his position as RBI's Deputy Governor six
months before his term was scheduled to end. This is the second high profile
resignation in the past six months at the RBI. For our first segment, Ishan
Bakshi, who writes on the economy and is part of the Indian Express editorial
team, talks about what this means for the future of the Reserve Bank of India.
Next, Lalmani Verma who covers political affairs, talks about Mayawati's
decision to break up the SP-BSP alliance and what it will mean for her party.
And last, four more persons were arrested and two police officers suspended in
connection with the Jharkhand assault case. Read more
months before his term was scheduled to end. This is the second high profile
resignation in the past six months at the RBI. For our first segment, Ishan
Bakshi, who writes on the economy and is part of the Indian Express editorial
team, talks about what this means for the future of the Reserve Bank of India.
Next, Lalmani Verma who covers political affairs, talks about Mayawati's
decision to break up the SP-BSP alliance and what it will mean for her party.
And last, four more persons were arrested and two police officers suspended in
connection with the Jharkhand assault case. Read more
Yesterday, Acharya resigned from his position as RBI's Deputy Governor six
months before his term was scheduled to end. This is the second high profile
resignation in the past six months at the RBI. For our first segment, Ishan
Bakshi, who writes on the economy and is part of the Indian Express editorial
team, talks about what this means for the future of the Reserve Bank of India.
Next, Lalmani Verma who covers political affairs, talks about Mayawati's
decision to break up the SP-BSP alliance and what it will mean for her party.
And last, four more persons were arrested and two police officers suspended in
connection with the Jharkhand assault case.
months before his term was scheduled to end. This is the second high profile
resignation in the past six months at the RBI. For our first segment, Ishan
Bakshi, who writes on the economy and is part of the Indian Express editorial
team, talks about what this means for the future of the Reserve Bank of India.
Next, Lalmani Verma who covers political affairs, talks about Mayawati's
decision to break up the SP-BSP alliance and what it will mean for her party.
And last, four more persons were arrested and two police officers suspended in
connection with the Jharkhand assault case.
