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    Former RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan warns against fake videos of him recommending stocks

    Former Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Governor Raghuram Rajan has cautioned investors against fake videos of him circulating on social media, giving investment tips, especially on individual stocks.

    In search of 'decent work'

    Former RBI Dy Guv ​Mohan said India could not break out of lower-income levels without massive employment in low-wage manufacturing. Lack of 'decent jobs' was so acute that Uttar Pradesh had 4      mn applicants for 60,000 constable jobs. India's labour force participation was barely 50% against 78% for Vietnam, 76% for China, and 65% for Indonesia. This underemployed mass could not be employed fully in services. So, it was essential to boost manufactured exports - that alone would produce enough 'decent jobs'.

    India's fast economic growth lays firm ground for next government

    India's economy grew at a faster-than-expected 7.8% year-on-year in the first three months of 2024, driven by strong performance in the manufacturing sector. This growth pace is expected to support Prime Minister Narendra Modi's economic record, who is hoping to win a rare third term in the national election. The Reserve Bank of India's record surplus transfer of 2.11 trillion rupees ($25.3 billion) will help the next government increase state spending to boost growth.

    Gangster Chhota Rajan convicted in 2001 case of murder of Mumbai hotelier Jaya Shetty

    Mumbai special court convicted gangster Chhota Rajan for the 2001 murder of hotelier Jaya Shetty. The court found Rajan guilty under the IPC provisions for murder. The victim, who owned Golden Crown hotel, was shot dead by alleged gang members amid extortion threats. Court to determine punishment later.

    Investors must take Rajan’s promise, not Pitroda's threat

    Investors are anxious about the potential impact of the ongoing general elections on economic policies. The possibility of the INDIA alliance, led by the Congress Party, coming to power has raised fears of a significant policy shift, particularly following suggestions of introducing an inheritance tax. However, it's important for investors to differentiate between exaggerated concerns and actual risks.

    Raghuram Rajan on politics: ''My business is not kissing babies''

    Former RBI governor Raghuram Rajan dispels political rumors, supports Rahul Gandhi's leadership, and advocates for faster Indian economic growth by 2047. He critiques India's current growth rate and job creation efforts, emphasizing the need for faster development.

    The Economic Times
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