Tag: Murli Dhar

People should not hold politicians to a debt of gratitude – they should share the responsibility

The more our institutions are empowered to state facts without fear or favour in a bid to enlighten the public, the more justice will be done to our

Electoral reform and Second Republic

Robust profitability of MCB points out that local banks can take a softer look of their customers

It may be said that the Governor of the Bank of Mauritius (BoM) and his deputies were put in minority for the nth (?) time at the last

Strong and respected public institutions are an asset for a country. They are independent, decisive and know what they should be doing to set the balance right The

At its meeting of February 3rd 2014, the Monetary Policy Committee (MPC) of the Bank of Mauritius (BOM) voted 5 to 3 in favour of maintaining the Bank’s

Titbits

Rumblings in the Global Business Sector

On 22nd September, a court in the eastern city of Jinan, China, sentenced Mr Bo Xilai to life imprisonment. Before that, he was a prominent leader of China’s

Central banking & financial regulators

Apropos ‘Lagesse enfin derrière les barreaux’ In an article (‘Lagesse enfin derrière les barreaux…’) which appeared in l’express of Wednesday 28th, Jean-Mée Desvaux has looked into the recent

Returning Resident Scheme & Customs Fraud

When governments feel weakened due to conjectural circumstances, they are tempted to enter into expeditious coalitions. This does not mean they will eventually harvest the fruits of progress

An Abject ‘Sugar Mentality’ Still Ruling The Roost