Raman 23rd Jan 2017 at 12:13 am	I am not sure if we are moving towards China's policy. All numbers are cooked. This is what prima facie looks like, unless we have answers to the rightly raised questions and bang on analysis. Kudo's
Chandresh Gandhi 21st Jan 2017 at 03:39 pm	give the benefit of doubt to RBI governor. the massive exercise of Dimo, has created some complication, better to avoid answers on un analysed data, Its better to be right than to be quick.
Koshy Kuruvilla 21st Jan 2017 at 12:25 pm	Good report. But it would be unfair to lay the blame entirely on Urjit Patel without apportioning equal if not more blame to the FM and the PM. Is this because Patel is an easier target?
Santosh Rai (Guest) 20th Jan 2017 at 10:10 am	Very nice analysis. But Comments section looks like a political battle grounds, which does not suit to people at this platform. Looks like nothing can be stated without bringi ng Modi. Very Sad.
Rajagopal 20th Jan 2017 at 08:06 am	Well now we know that RBI had no say in the demone tization process.
Pradeep Agarwal 19th Jan 2017 at 07:56 pm	FIRST OF ALL LET ME THANK YOU FOR SHARING THE VIEW S AND THE TRUTH BEHIND THE HIDING OF FIGURES OF DEPOSITS RECEIVED BY BANKS.I STRONGLY BELIEVE THAT RBI DOES NOT HAVE THE ACTUAL FIGURES OF CURRENCY IN CIRCULATION BEFORE DEMON ETISATION AND MOREOVER RBI HAS RECEIVED IN EXCESS THAN THE FIGURES THEY HAD.THEREFORE THEY ARE LOOKING FOR FAKE CURRENCY IN THE CURRENCY CHESTS PAN INDIA....ASTONISHING AND MIND BLOWING EXERCISE...MAY BE BIGGEST SCAM OF THE 2 1ST CENTURY.
sanp (Guest) 19th Jan 2017 at 07:47 pm	Govt is hiding behind RBI governor . is seeking c orrect information crime? It seems We will never know these numbers. RBI governor need not only be smart but truthful and upright.
Deepu Kishinchandani 19th Jan 2017 at 07:35 pm	Good article. Mr Patel has definitely not come out as one would expect, more so after we have been used to Mr Rajan,s clea r cut views. Still we should give him some more time to find his feet. The institution has always b een at logger heads with the Govt and it takes a person of great stature to counter same.
p k kohli 19th Jan 2017 at 06:32 pm	How appropriately described. RBI Governor should desist from just being a puppet.
Amit Nisar (Guest) 19th Jan 2017 at 05:25 pm	Your concerns r undstdable. But was it necessary to answer. Does the parliamentary panel have the caliber to undstd. Anyways it was expected that the oppositions parties would try to embarass the govt frm the shoulders of RBI . Keeping mum on politically charged questions was infact smart. Kodos. All information will be in p ublic domain as time goes by. Effects of demonetis ation/remonetisation will be seen as time goes by. With a positive mind fra me lets appreciate the efforts both of the govt nd the
Ajay Dhaka (Guest) 19th Jan 2017 at 03:12 pm	I also share the same concerns as raised by you sir. How can RBI become a pappy dog of crooked politicians. In fact, modi government has lost its credibility by hiding the failure of demonetization. Shame on government to take such control of RBI. Now we understand, why Rajan was removed as he was a strong governor unlike P atel who is just a useless person