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1. MAY EXTEND REGULATORY CONCESSIONS FOR BANKS: CHAKRABARTY September 15, 2009 RBI has indicated that it may extend regulatory concessions for banks which facilitate financial inclusion. This was indicated by RBI deputy governor KC Chakrabarty at a seminar organised by Ficci-IBA. He said the RBI had announced this in 2006 but had not implemented it. “Although we did not act on it, we may consider it in future,” he said. In case of co-operative banks, technology and governance are the two key issues that need to be addressed. Mr Chakrabarty said the RBI is not worried about rising yields in the government securities market. He said if banks lower interest rates on depos... (read more) Author: santosh baranwal

2. Iranian Official: 3 Americans Detained by Iran Face Interrogation August 04, 2009 An Iranian official says authorities are interrogating three Americans detained Friday on charges of entering Iran from Iraq without permission.Iran's semiofficial Fars news agency Tuesday quotes a deputy governor of Iran's Kordestan province Iraj Hassanzadeh as saying the three have not confessed to any crime. They were arrested near the Iranian border town of Marivan.Iranian television has described the three Americans as spies. The head of security in northern Iraq's Kurdish region Hakem Qadir says the three were traveling through northern Iraq and apparently ventured into Iran when they ... (read more)

3. Rating the chances May 05, 2008 This week brought what appeared to be some positive news amid the gloom of falling house prices, as the Bank of England told the world it believed the worst of the credit crunch had passed and that a return of confidence in the coming months was justified. Comments of this kind, coming from deputy governor John Gieve as he launched the Financial Stability Report, were clearly music to the ears of some. Today the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) gave them a clear welcome, with chief executive Peter Bolton King stating: "There has been much doom and gloom reported over the past few ... (read more) Author: Jim Barnaby

4. Bank of Japan Nominee Vows to Maintain Country's Economic Strength March 11, 2008 Bank of Japan Deputy Governor Toshiro Muto is asking lawmakers in Japan's divided parliament to support his candidacy as central bank chief.  As Naomi Martig reports from Hong Kong, opposition members in parliament are likely to block Muto's nomination.  During confirmation hearings in Tokyo Tuesday, Toshiro Muto vowed to defend the Bank of Japan's independence at a crucial time for the economy. Muto says he will adopt appropriate monetary policy to maintain Japan's economic strength. He worked in Japan's Ministry of Finance for more than 30 years and was nominated to replace curre... (read more)

5. Rudd Sworn In As Australia's Prime Minister December 03, 2007 Australia's Labor Party leader Kevin Rudd was sworn in as prime minister Monday, ending the 11-year rule of conservative John Howard. Mr. Rudd took the oath of office before Governor General Michael Jeffery in the capital. Members of his new Cabinet, including Australia's first female deputy prime minister as well as a former rock star, also were sworn in during the ceremony in Canberra. Before the swearing-in ceremony, Mr. Rudd said it is an important day because, as he put it, "we turn a new page into the future." The new prime minister will represent Australia at the U.N.-sponsored climat... (read more)

6. Roadside Bomb Kills Five Police in Eastern Afghanistan May 06, 2007 Afghan officials say a roadside bomb has killed five policemen in the country's east. The deputy governor of Ghazni province says the remote-controlled device exploded Sunday as a police convoy was passing by. Also Sunday, authorities say a suicide bomber detonated his explosives near police in the western province of Farah, killing only the bomber. In Farah's Bakwa district Saturday, Taleban militants killed eight policemen in an ambush. Police say as many as 17 militants may have been killed or wounded. Four bodies were recovered. Separately Saturday, a suicide bomber killed two police offi... (read more)

7. Taleban Captures Afghan District April 27, 2007 A senior Afghan official says Taleban insurgents have captured a district in the southern Ghazni province, killing the region's top administrator, local police chief and several policemen. The deputy governor of Ghazni, Mohammad Kazim Allahyer, said Taleban fighters attacked the government headquarters in Giru district, triggering a fierce battled that continued for hours late Thursday. The official said as of Friday morning Taleban rebels were still in control of the region. He said authorities have called for reinforcements as they prepare to launch a counter attack to retake the district,... (read more)

8. Nigeria Voids Removal of 'Corrupt' Governor October 17, 2006 The Nigerian government says Monday's removal of the state governor of Ekiti state, in the southwest, was unconstitutional and void.  The declaration has added another twist to the drama being played out in some of Nigeria's 36 states ahead of landmark elections next year. The federal Attorney General and Justice Minister Bayo Ojo says the removal of Governor Ayo Fayose and his deputy and the appointment of an acting governor, was in violation of the Nigerian constitution. He said the state house of assembly had no power to suspend or appoint a state chief justice. "The procedure and cir... (read more)

9. Afghan Security Forces Kill 19 Taleban Fighters, Capture 17 Others July 23, 2006 An Afghan official says local security forces have killed 19 Taleban militants and captured 17 others during an operating against insurgents in the southern province of Helmand. The deputy provincial governor of Helmand (Mullah Amir Mohammed Akhundzada) says two of those captured are Pakistani fighters.  He says Afghan police launched the operation Sunday near the town of Lashkar Gah, the capital of Helmand. In another incident, officials say Taleban rebels attacked an Afghan police post in the province of Ghazni late Saturday, killing three policemen. Meanwhile, the U.S.-led coalition is... (read more)

10. 5 Iraqis Killed in Attacks in Baghdad  December 19, 2005 Iraqi officials say at least five people were killed and several others wounded Monday in two separate insurgent attacks in Baghdad. In the first attack, a suicide bomber detonated his explosives-filled car as a convoy carrying a senior police officer was passing by. The officer escaped unhurt but two of his bodyguards were killed. Shortly afterwards, gunmen ambushed the convoy of Baghdad's deputy governor Ziyad al-Zawbai, wounding the official and one of his aides and killing three of the governor's bodyguards. Both attacks took place in a southern district of the Iraqi capital. An Iraqi mi... (read more)

11. Colombian Congressman Killed in Helicopter Crash November 21, 2005 A Colombian congressman and five other people have been killed in a helicopter crash in the mountains about 40 kilometers north of Bogota. Authorities say there was bad weather in the department of Cundinamarca where the helicopter crashed, killing all on board. Congressman Roberto Camacho belonged to the Conservative party and was a close ally of Colombian President Alvaro Uribe. Former Cundinamarca Deputy Governor Adolfo Leon was also killed in the crash. Some information for this report provided by AP and Reuters.... (read more)

12. Turkey Culls Poultry to Check Spread of Bird Flu October 09, 2005 Turkey is culling chickens and poultry to prevent the spread of avian flu. Turkish authorities say about 1,500 chickens and turkeys were killed overnight after news of the first outbreak of the disease was reported in the western province of Balikesir. It is unclear how many birds will be destroyed, but Turkish officials insisted there was no cause for citizens to worry about the country's first reported outbreak of avian flu. Balikesir Province Deputy Governor Halil Yavuz Kaya said the situation is under control and that a quarantine zone had been imposed around the affected farm. Military... (read more)

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