Tuesday, January 1, 2019

RBI's latest report suggests that if the Nirav Modi scam were left out, the quantum of frauds would have risen by just Rs 38 bn in 2017-18 YoY, even lower than the Rs 52 bn increase in 2016-17

from Economy & Policy http://bit.ly/2EVG6Dr

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