New Delhi [India], May 12 (ANI): A Special Court of Delhi on Thursday dismissed the bail petitions of Chitra Ramkrishna, former managing director (MD) and chief executive officer (CEO) of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) and Anand Subramanian, former Group Operating Officer and Advisor to MD.
New Delhi [India], May 9 (ANI): A Special Court on Monday deferred passing the order on bail petitions of Chitra Ramkrishna and Arvind Subramanian in connection with the NSE co-location case for May 12.
New Delhi [India], April 28 (ANI): A Special Court on Thursday reserved the order on the bail petitions of former managing director and chief executive officer of National Stock Exchange (NSE) Chitra Ramkrishna and Group Operating Officer and Advisor to MD Arvind Subramanian in connection with the NSE co-location case.
In a masterful presentation on the Indian economy, made recently at Brown University in the US, Arvind Subramanian, the former chief economic advisor, referred to the “unprecedented reach” of the two ‘A’s — a reference to Ambani and Adani. Dr Subramanian described the growing multi-sector dominance of these two business groups as “unique in the history of global capitalism”. This has become a common conversational theme in India, especially the groups’ links with the government.
In a masterful presentation on the Indian economy, made recently at Brown University in the US, Arvind Subramanian, the former chief economic advisor, referred to the “unprecedented reach” of the two ‘A’s — a reference to Ambani and Adani. Dr Subramanian described the growing multi-sector dominance of these two business groups as “unique in the history of global capitalism”. This has become a common conversational theme in India, especially the groups’ links with the government.
In a masterful presentation on the Indian economy, made recently at Brown University in the US, Arvind Subramanian, the former chief economic advisor, referred to the “unprecedented reach” of the two ‘A’s — a reference to Ambani and Adani. Dr Subramanian described the growing multi-sector dominance of these two business groups as “unique in the history of global capitalism”. This has become a common conversational theme in India, especially the groups’ links with the government.
In a masterful presentation on the Indian economy, made recently at Brown University in the US, Arvind Subramanian, the former chief economic advisor, referred to the “unprecedented reach” of the two ‘A’s — a reference to Ambani and Adani. Dr Subramanian described the growing multi-sector dominance of these two business groups as “unique in the history of global capitalism”. This has become a common conversational theme in India, especially the groups’ links with the government.
In a masterful presentation on the Indian economy, made recently at Brown University in the US, Arvind Subramanian, the former chief economic advisor, referred to the “unprecedented reach” of the two ‘A’s — a reference to Ambani and Adani. Dr Subramanian described the growing multi-sector dominance of these two business groups as “unique in the history of global capitalism”. This has become a common conversational theme in India, especially the groups’ links with the government.
In a masterful presentation on the Indian economy, made recently at Brown University in the US, Arvind Subramanian, the former chief economic advisor, referred to the “unprecedented reach” of the two ‘A’s — a reference to Ambani and Adani. Dr Subramanian described the growing multi-sector dominance of these two business groups as “unique in the history of global capitalism”. This has become a common conversational theme in India, especially the groups’ links with the government.
In a masterful presentation on the Indian economy, made recently at Brown University in the US, Arvind Subramanian, the former chief economic advisor, referred to the “unprecedented reach” of the two ‘A’s — a reference to Ambani and Adani. Dr Subramanian described the growing multi-sector dominance of these two business groups as “unique in the history of global capitalism”. This has become a common conversational theme in India, especially the groups’ links with the government.
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