In the private sector financial services (banking and insurance) there is a requirement for an institutional mechanism like a Central Vigilance Commission (CVC)-like organisation to monitor executives especially the CEO as past instances have shown the incompetence and/or complicity of independent directors.
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India Budget 2025
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Indian economy faces twin problems of poor demand and high food inflation. The Budget needs to increase total expenditure/GDP and fiscal deficit to provide...