O Reserve Bank of India promoveu cinco altos funcionários ao cargo de diretor executivo. Quatro pertencem ao quadro de antiguidade comum e um vem do quadro do departamento de estatística e gestão de informações.
O banco central anunciou a promoção de Gunveer Singh, Monisha Chakraborty, Suman Ray e Sudhakar Malli, do quadro de antiguidade comum. Ravi Shankar, que foi selecionado do quadro do departamento de estatística e gestão de informações, também foi promovido a diretor executivo.
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The Reserve Bank of India's Monetary Policy Committee on Wednesday kept the key policy rate, the repo rate, unchanged at 5.25 per cent. Amid uncertainties from the West Asia conflict, the committee retained its neutral stance. It has lowered the GDP growth forecast to 6.9 per cent for FY27.
A majority of economists expect the Reserve Bank of India to keep its policy rate unchanged at the June meeting. Geopolitical tensions and adverse weather forecasts are cited as key factors behind the anticipated decision.
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The Enforcement Directorate arrested two former Reliance Anil Ambani Group executives on June 12, 2026, in connection with a ₹114.98 crore loan fraud case involving State Bank of India.
General Dhiraj Seth assumed the role of Chief of Army Staff on July 1. Several other top appointments were made in the Indian Army and Air Force the same day.
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The Maharashtra government is set to review its recent policy barring reserved category candidates who avail relaxations from competing for open category posts. Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis directed the cabinet decision to the Advocate General for legal scrutiny after objections by Shiv Sena minister Sanjay Rathod. The review follows concerns over potential conflicts with Supreme Court rulings.
General NS Raja Subramani has been nominated as the next Chief of Defence Staff. He is scheduled to take charge on May 31. The appointment comes as India continues efforts to strengthen military integration.
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Reserve Bank of India Governor Sanjay Malhotra said the central bank is in “wait and watch mode” amid uncertainties from the West Asia war, with second-round effects being the real concern. In a speech at Princeton University on April 18, he stressed preventing supply shocks from embedding in price levels through inflation expectations rather than demand compression. He highlighted India’s significant exposure to the region.