GURGAON: A 38-year-old senior HR executive allegedly committed suicide by jumping from the fifth floor of her office building at Orchid Centre in
Sector-53 on Monday evening. Namita Mehta, the deceased, reportedly took the extreme step around 5.30pm, said the police.

Namita was working as a vice-president and was spearheading the HR initiatives of IREO Management Private Ltd, a leading foreign investor in India. “Prima facie, it seems to be a case of suicide. Her family members have not doubted any foul play. They have told us there was obviously work pressure on her,” said ACP (DLF) Sumit Kuhar.

Police officials said that even her fellow employees, who have been interrogated, have told them that Namita suddenly stepped out of the office and then jumped from the building. The police said no additional information was available till late Monday night. Namita’s family members could not be contacted.

Namita was reportedly working with the firm since September. Police said she is survived by her husband and a 10-year-old daughter.

Reserve Bank of India(RBI) has announced its credit policy for the fiscal year 2009-10. Credit policy is the estimation of the overall economic growth and various other sectorial growth for the impending fiscal year. The economic growth is expected to be 6% in 2009-10 and inflation could go to negative levels in the first half of the year and then gradually limp back to positive WPI infaltion levels. Consumer Price Index(CPI) which is the price levels of essential commodities like food grains,vegetables are likely to come down further and moderate through the year.
The RBI has also cut repo rate by 25 bps to 4.75% and reverse repo rate by 25 bps to 3.25%. Repo rate is the interest rate at which the RBI lends money to other banks and Reverse repo rate is the interest that the banks will get when they deposit the money in RBI. The RBI has also said that banks dont need to get license from government to open new ATM’s across India.
These measures will pump lot more liquidity into the system and encourage banks to lend money to both industries and common citizen. The RBI has come down heavily on banks for not decreasing the interest rates and encoursgung money spending. The credit growth is seen to increase by another 20% and money supply by 17% in the financial year 2010.

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The Newstrackindia writes in its article “As much as 20-25 percent salary can be hiked as the sixth pay commission suggests in its report’ as sources reports that will put additional pressure on the government. The recommendation of current fifth pay commission had put an extra burden of Rs. 8,800 per year on the government while the completely recommendation of sixth pay commission may put more than that burden over Central and state government in terms of paying salaries and pensions.”

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