Mumbai, Oct. 16 -- India's monetary policy committee unanimously voted to keep interest rates unchanged earlier this month to keep the powder dry and leave room for future cuts depending on the situation, showed minutes released on Wednesday. However, there were differences around the stance of the monetary policy among members of the panel of six, with two external candidates-Nagesh Kumar and Ram Singh-in favour of changing it from neutral to accommodative. An accommodative stance would signal that the central bank supports growth and indicates that interest rates could go down, whereas a neutral stance allows the rate-setting panel to decide the course based on fresh data. "There is elevated uncertainty on the external front," said govern...