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MUMBAI, July 1: Amid intense speculation over the successor of RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan, Singaporean brokerage DBS today said markets perceive the central bank as a credible and independent body, and would like to see the new head to con- tinue with focus on inflation over growth. "Domestic markets have put their faith behind the Indian cen- tral bank as a credible and inde- pendent institution, pinning hopes that Governor Rajan’s successor will also prioritise inflation over other economic objectives," it said. It called Rajan's decision not to seek an extension as a "nega- tive surprise" whose impact was "overshadowed by larger global uncertainties" like the Brexit. DBS said revamp of the mon- etary policy framework, stabilis- ing the rupee, reining in inflation, a forward-looking approach towards financial sector reforms and systematic approach in deal- ing with banks’ stressed assets were the key positives from Rajan's three-year term. There has been intense spec- ulation after Rajan's announce- ment last month over who will succeed him as the head of RBI. The names include his deputy Urijit Patel, economists like Rakesh Mohan and Subir Gokarn (who have also served RBI), as well as State Bank of India's chairman Arundhati Bhattacharya. On June 18, buffeted by political attacks, including by BJP MP Subramanian Swamy, coupled with unending specula- tion over his continuance, Rajan had said no to a second term -- a surprise decision the industry and opposition parties termed as a loss. (PTI) DAILY EXCELSIOR, JAMMU SATURDAY, JULY 2, 2016 (PAGE 13) DIP/J-2478 Dt: 30-06-2016 DISTRICT POLICE HEADQUARTERS JAMMU LOOK OUT NOTICE As reported by SP Rural, Jammu that one girl namely Ritu Rani D/o Sh. Tilak Raj R/o Ward No. 6, Jourian, Tehsil Jourian District Jammu is reportedly missing since 19-06-2016 regarding which a missing report vide DD No. 12 dated 19-06-2016 has been entered by PP Jourian, Jammu and search started. Despite thor- ough search her whereabouts are still unknown. As such photograph of girl is being published with consent of her mother for the information of Police establishments/public in general and if any body having any clue related to whereabouts/present location of said girl, kindly com- municate the same on the below mentioned con- tact/Telephone numbers. Description Roll:- Name Ritu Rani Daughter of Sh. Tilak Raj Permanent Address Ward No. 6, Jourian, Tehsil Jourian, District Jammu Police Post Jourian, Jammu Age 18 years Height 5” 4’ Feet's Complexion Fair Face Round Eyes Brown Dress Grey Colour Trouser/Top Contact/Telephone Numbers:- 1. DPO, Jammu- 0191-2547807, 0191-2561578 2. SSP Jammu Mail I.D:- [email protected] 3. PCR Jammu:- 0191-2542000 4. SP Rural, Jammu :- 0191-2605949 5. SDPO Akhnoor :- 01924-252244 6. Land Line of P/S Akhnoor :- 01924-252225 7. Land Line of PP Jourian :- 01924-242806 8. No. of legal heir of missing girl :- 99063-60582 Sd/- DIP/J-2480 Sr. Superintendent of Police Dt: 30-06-2016 Jammu DIP/J-2469 Dated: 30-6-2016 New RBI Governor should continue inflation fight: DBS
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MUMBAI, July 1:
Amid intense speculationover the successor of RBIGovernor Raghuram Rajan,Singaporean brokerage DBStoday said markets perceive thecentral bank as a credible andindependent body, and wouldlike to see the new head to con-tinue with focus on inflationover growth.
"Domestic markets have puttheir faith behind the Indian cen-tral bank as a credible and inde-pendent institution, pinninghopes that Governor Rajan’ssuccessor will also prioritise
inflation over other economicobjectives," it said.
It called Rajan's decision notto seek an extension as a "nega-tive surprise" whose impact was"overshadowed by larger globaluncertainties" like the Brexit.
DBS said revamp of the mon-etary policy framework, stabilis-ing the rupee, reining in inflation,a forward-looking approachtowards financial sector reformsand systematic approach in deal-ing with banks’ stressed assetswere the key positives fromRajan's three-year term.
There has been intense spec-ulation after Rajan's announce-
ment last month over who willsucceed him as the head of RBI.The names include his deputyUrijit Patel, economists likeRakesh Mohan and SubirGokarn (who have also servedRBI), as well as State Bank ofIndia's chairman ArundhatiBhattacharya.
On June 18, buffeted bypolitical attacks, including byBJP MP Subramanian Swamy,coupled with unending specula-tion over his continuance, Rajanhad said no to a second term -- asurprise decision the industryand opposition parties termed asa loss. (PTI)
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DIP/J-2478Dt: 30-06-2016
DISTRICT POLICE HEADQUARTERS JAMMULOOK OUT NOTICE
As reported by SP Rural, Jammu that one girlnamely Ritu Rani D/o Sh. Tilak Raj R/o Ward No. 6,Jourian, Tehsil Jourian District Jammu is reportedlymissing since 19-06-2016 regarding which a missingreport vide DD No. 12 dated19-06-2016 has been enteredby PP Jourian, Jammu andsearch started. Despite thor-ough search her whereaboutsare still unknown.
As such photograph of girl isbeing published with consent ofher mother for the informationof Police establishments/publicin general and if any body having any clue related towhereabouts/present location of said girl, kindly com-municate the same on the below mentioned con-tact/Telephone numbers. Description Roll:- Name Ritu Rani Daughter of Sh. Tilak RajPermanent Address Ward No. 6, Jourian,
Tehsil Jourian,District Jammu
Police Post Jourian, JammuAge 18 years Height 5” 4’ Feet'sComplexion FairFace RoundEyes BrownDress Grey Colour Trouser/TopContact/Telephone Numbers:-1. DPO, Jammu- 0191-2547807, 0191-2561578 2. SSP Jammu Mail I.D:- [email protected]. PCR Jammu:- 0191-25420004. SP Rural, Jammu :- 0191-2605949 5. SDPO Akhnoor :- 01924-2522446. Land Line of P/S Akhnoor :- 01924-2522257. Land Line of PP Jourian :- 01924-2428068. No. of legal heir of missing girl :- 99063-60582
Sd/-DIP/J-2480 Sr. Superintendent of PoliceDt: 30-06-2016 Jammu
DIP/J-2469Dated: 30-6-2016
New RBI Governor should continue inflation fight: DBS
