The government has terminated KV Subramanian's service as executive director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) six months before his three-year term, the source said on Saturday. They added that the Cabinet Appointment Committee has terminated Subramanian's services from April 30, 2025. The reason for Subramanian's exit has not been officially announced.
Sources said the government will soon find his replacement nominated to the IMF board.
Sources said that learning Subramanian raised questions about the IMF dataset, which is not the case in the corridors of multilateral institutions.
Sources said the government will soon find his replacement nominated to the IMF board.
Sources said that learning Subramanian raised questions about the IMF dataset, which is not the case in the corridors of multilateral institutions.
In addition, concerns were raised about the “alleged misconduct” related to the publicity and publicity of his latest book, India @ 100 .
Subramanian, effective November 1, 2022, was appointed Executive Director of the IMF (India) for a period of three years. Prior to this, he served as the government's chief economic adviser. The IMF Executive Committee consists of 25 directors (executive directors or EDs) selected by member states or groups of states.
India is a constituency of four countries, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka and Bhutan as members.
