One year ago on December 11, Mint Street got a new chief when Sanjay Malhotra took charge as the 26th Governor of the Reserve Bank of India, taking over from Shaktikanta Das. A 1990 batch officer of the Indian Administrative Service, Malhotra had till then been Revenue Secretary in the Finance Ministry, in charge of carving out crucial tax policies after an eight-month stint as Secretary, Department of Financial Services. Advertisement

In the past year, Malhotra has elegantly moved on from New Delhi, carving a distinct place for himself at the RBI and setting forth a slew of key reforms and regulations that reflect his understanding of macroeconomics, real economy and challenges of the financial sector. His tenure till now has been marked by robust economic growth, easing inflationary pr

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