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New Delhi: Government will support public sector banks to merge if they wanted, provided they fulfilled Reserve Bank in India (RBI) and Sebi guidelines, finance minister Pranab Mukherjee said today. Full Article at DNA India
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RBI and SEBI guidelines, finance minister Pranab Mukherjee said on Monday. Full Article at MyDigitalFC.com | Financial Chronicle
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Indian Foreign Minister Pranab Mukherjee, left, talks with Afghan President Hamid Karzai, in New Delhi, India, Monday, Jan. 12, 2009. View Photo »
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There will not be any effect of the Dubai debacle on India because Indian realtors in Dubai are not the key players
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Replying to a Calling Attention by Communist leader Gurudas Dasgupta in the Lok Sabha, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said the decision on consolidation in banking sector through acquisition or merger was banks' alone and government did not... Full Article at New Kerala
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Government will support public sector banks to merge if they wanted, provided they fulfilled RBI and SEBI guidelines, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said today. Full Article at Business Standard
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By Mukesh Jagota NEW DELHI -- The Indian government isn't taking any initiatives for the merger of state-run banks, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said Monday.The government and the central bank haven't issued any directives on consolidation of... Full Article at Wall Street Journal
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India's Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee smiles during a business meeting in New Delhi July 7, 2009. India must come back to higher growth path at the earliest, Mukherjee said on Tuesday. View Photo »
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An increasing inflow of foreign funds into India isn't a 'matter of concern,' and the country's regulatory system will help curb any volatility, Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee said. 'It is not a matter of concern. We have a system of monitoring it and if there are distortions then we have arrangement...
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New Delhi, Dec 7: West Bengal Congress President Pranab Mukherjee has projected Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee as chief minister if the Congress-Trinamool combine comes to power in the 2011 Assembly polls. Full Article at OneIndia
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Posted: Dec 07, 2009 at 0831 hrs IST Krishnagar Union Finance Minister and West Bengal Congress Committee (WBCC) president Pranab Mukherjee on Sunday projected Trinamool chief Mamata Banerjee as chief minister if the... Full Article at Expressindia.com
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Even earlier when the Prime Minister went (to Arunachal), they (China) made that comment. When I first visited Tawang, some of the Chinese newspapers brought out the story that India's Foreign Minister is visiting Southern Tibet
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Let us have discussion. The Governor [RBI] is expected to be in Delhi to have discussion with me [and] the Prime Minister. Therefore it is not a question of expectations.
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The present Government has a renewed mandate for reinforcing inclusive growth, for which the architecture was laid out by the present Government in its last term. It is a mandate for equitable development, where all legitimate aspirations of the people of India can be meaningfully realized.
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I am happy to announce that India will be an active partner and will soon be making a contribution to this (South-South Experience Exchange) facility
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We should carry forward the decision taken at Pittsburgh (G-20 meeting) and aim at six per cent shift in voting power to developing and transition countries
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India has conducted 11 rounds of talks with the neighbouring country. We have maintained during the meetings that Arunachal cannot be parted with at any cost. Things are moving in a positive direction after each round of talks
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Both the prime minister (Manmohan Singh) and I have a very positive outlook towards the deal
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India has recognised Tibet as an autonomous region of Peoples Republic of China with which trade through traditional routes stopped after the 1962 war. Please write the name of the region carefully as Tibet Autonomous Region of Peoples Republic of China, as it has wide international connotations
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India has recognised Tibet as an autonomous region of People's Republic of China with which trade through traditional routes stopped after the 1962 war. Please write the name of the region carefully as Tibet Autonomous Region of Peoples Republic of China, as it has wide international connotations
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We have made it clear that there is no question of surrendering our soveriegn rights over Arunachal. The question does not arise. There were 11 rounds of discussions (on the boundary question) in the last six to seven years. We consistently said that we cannot accept China's claim on Arunachal
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We are working on it. Both Prime Minister Manmohan Singh and myself have said that we are taking a positive approach and outlook to it.
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Our position on this is very clear. In the first week of September, I had met the South African finance minister on the sidelines of the G-20 finance ministers’ summit in London, and told him that we are in favour of the deal ... As far as dual listing is concerned, that is linked with full (capital acc...
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The World Bank has sanctioned $4.3 billion loans for India. At least 95 percent of the fund will be used for developing infrastructure
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There was a proposal in the G20 Finance Ministers meeting work out an exit strategy. But the decision, which we arrived at that, we are not recommending the exit strategy to the leaders who are assembling at the summit in Pittsburgh on 24, 25 September right now. We should wait till the recovery in the ...
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The dual listing of the firms (Bharti Airtel and MTN of South Africa) is linked to full account convertibility and that has to be looked into
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There was a proposal in the G20 finance ministers’ meeting to work out the exit strategy for stimulus packages given to all the nations. But we are not recommending exit strategy right now. We should wait till the recovery of the world economy for exit strategy.
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There is a provision for dual listing of companies... But whether this can be done under the existing laws of India that is being examined
