Raghuram Rajan effect

The new RBI governor Raghuram Rajan’s slew of proposals, aimed at strengthening rupee and reviving growth, for the third straight day are working. Indian economy has seen a silver lining in the new governor’s strategy to strengthen the Rupee. It has seen the strongest closing since 64.30 on August 26 and marks over 5 per cent appreciation from record low of 68.85 hit on August 28.
More reforms are in the offing.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/Raghuram-Rajan-effect-Rupee-at-two-week-high-sensex-above-19000/articleshow/22373030.cms

It is of course too early to say, let us keep our fingers crossed ! He will of course do the best he can but given the fact that he has to work under a corrupt regime in itself is a dampener to anyone..

The new RBI governor Raghuram Rajan’s slew of proposals, aimed at strengthening rupee and reviving growth, for the third straight day are working. Indian economy has seen a silver lining in the new governor’s strategy to strengthen the Rupee. It has seen the strongest closing since 64.30 on August 26 and marks over 5 per cent appreciation from record low of 68.85 hit on August 28.
More reforms are in the offing.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/Raghuram-Rajan-effect-Rupee-at-two-week-high-sensex-above-19000/articleshow/22373030.cms

It is of course too early to say, let us keep our fingers crossed ! He will of course do the best he can but given the fact that he has to work under a corrupt regime in itself is a dampener to anyone..

That's the point! If India looks to the Governor of RBI for a cure or a panacea to all her myriad problems, it's a frightening thought!! Why don't we make him the PM then??? :S :S :S

The new RBI governor Raghuram Rajan’s slew of proposals, aimed at strengthening rupee and reviving growth, for the third straight day are working. Indian economy has seen a silver lining in the new governor’s strategy to strengthen the Rupee. It has seen the strongest closing since 64.30 on August 26 and marks over 5 per cent appreciation from record low of 68.85 hit on August 28.
More reforms are in the offing.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/Raghuram-Rajan-effect-Rupee-at-two-week-high-sensex-above-19000/articleshow/22373030.cms

It is of course too early to say, let us keep our fingers crossed ! He will of course do the best he can but given the fact that he has to work under a corrupt regime in itself is a dampener to anyone..

That's the point! If India looks to the Governor of RBI for a cure or a panacea to all her myriad problems, it's a frightening thought!! Why don't we make him the PM then??? :S :S :S

We did that and the result is everyone to see, Manmohan was okay as governor of RBI but as a PM a big question mark??????

The new RBI governor Raghuram Rajan’s slew of proposals, aimed at strengthening rupee and reviving growth, for the third straight day are working. Indian economy has seen a silver lining in the new governor’s strategy to strengthen the Rupee. It has seen the strongest closing since 64.30 on August 26 and marks over 5 per cent appreciation from record low of 68.85 hit on August 28.
More reforms are in the offing.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/Raghuram-Rajan-effect-Rupee-at-two-week-high-sensex-above-19000/articleshow/22373030.cms

It is of course too early to say, let us keep our fingers crossed ! He will of course do the best he can but given the fact that he has to work under a corrupt regime in itself is a dampener to anyone..

The new RBI governor Raghuram Rajan’s slew of proposals, aimed at strengthening rupee and reviving growth, for the third straight day are working. Indian economy has seen a silver lining in the new governor’s strategy to strengthen the Rupee. It has seen the strongest closing since 64.30 on August 26 and marks over 5 per cent appreciation from record low of 68.85 hit on August 28.
More reforms are in the offing.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/Raghuram-Rajan-effect-Rupee-at-two-week-high-sensex-above-19000/articleshow/22373030.cms

It is of course too early to say, let us keep our fingers crossed ! He will of course do the best he can but given the fact that he has to work under a corrupt regime in itself is a dampener to anyone..

If what you say is to be believed, then I fear he might just be a nine day's wonder. Because there are many examples of honest people who couldn't work honestly in the system.

The new RBI governor Raghuram Rajan’s slew of proposals, aimed at strengthening rupee and reviving growth, for the third straight day are working. Indian economy has seen a silver lining in the new governor’s strategy to strengthen the Rupee. It has seen the strongest closing since 64.30 on August 26 and marks over 5 per cent appreciation from record low of 68.85 hit on August 28.
More reforms are in the offing.

http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/business/india-business/Raghuram-Rajan-effect-Rupee-at-two-week-high-sensex-above-19000/articleshow/22373030.cms

It is of course too early to say, let us keep our fingers crossed ! He will of course do the best he can but given the fact that he has to work under a corrupt regime in itself is a dampener to anyone..

That's the point! If India looks to the Governor of RBI for a cure or a panacea to all her myriad problems, it's a frightening thought!! Why don't we make him the PM then??? :S :S :S

Needless to say, only monetary measures by RBI do not suffice. Hence, we must reduce imports. The move by Finance Ministry to reduce unnecessary imports is welcome.

http://in.reuters.com/article/2013/09/08/india-chidambaram-imports-rupee-inflatio-idINDEE98700J20130908

Needless to say, only monetary measures by RBI do not suffice. Hence, we must reduce imports. The move by Finance Ministry to reduce unnecessary imports is welcome.

http://in.reuters.com/article/2013/09/08/india-chidambaram-imports-rupee-inflatio-idINDEE98700J20130908

Its obvious moves are welcome but moves are set to be in motion and see that they are strictly adhered to. The proposal of buying the gold from the private people and endowments should be effectively implemented by offering a good price. If these things are implemented, we need not think about gold imports.

Needless to say, only monetary measures by RBI do not suffice. Hence, we must reduce imports. The move by Finance Ministry to reduce unnecessary imports is welcome.

http://in.reuters.com/article/2013/09/08/india-chidambaram-imports-rupee-inflatio-idINDEE98700J20130908

Its obvious moves are welcome but moves are set to be in motion and see that they are strictly adhered to. The proposal of buying the gold from the private people and endowments should be effectively implemented by offering a good price. If these things are implemented, we need not think about gold imports.

There should be no gold import as this is just a luxury item.

Needless to say, only monetary measures by RBI do not suffice. Hence, we must reduce imports. The move by Finance Ministry to reduce unnecessary imports is welcome.

http://in.reuters.com/article/2013/09/08/india-chidambaram-imports-rupee-inflatio-idINDEE98700J20130908

Its obvious moves are welcome but moves are set to be in motion and see that they are strictly adhered to. The proposal of buying the gold from the private people and endowments should be effectively implemented by offering a good price. If these things are implemented, we need not think about gold imports.

There should be no gold import as this is just a luxury item.

That it is a luxury item is a personal opinion. Gold is connected with many religious aspects of Indian people. Already the temples are protesting that they can't part with the gold even though its gathering dust. At the most it can be minimised but can't be completely stopped.

Needless to say, only monetary measures by RBI do not suffice. Hence, we must reduce imports. The move by Finance Ministry to reduce unnecessary imports is welcome.

http://in.reuters.com/article/2013/09/08/india-chidambaram-imports-rupee-inflatio-idINDEE98700J20130908

Its obvious moves are welcome but moves are set to be in motion and see that they are strictly adhered to. The proposal of buying the gold from the private people and endowments should be effectively implemented by offering a good price. If these things are implemented, we need not think about gold imports.

There should be no gold import as this is just a luxury item.

That it is a luxury item is a personal opinion. Gold is connected with many religious aspects of Indian people. Already the temples are protesting that they can't part with the gold even though its gathering dust. At the most it can be minimised but can't be completely stopped.

For super rich, nothing is luxury. But we should see from utilitarian view point. On the whole, people need food, clothes and shelter, education, roads and transport more than gold which is only for ornaments and display of wealth. There are some gold mines in India also. Moreover gold is also recycled. There should be no import of gold. Also the need for religious purpose is nothing but emotional or superstitious need than can be curbed.

Needless to say, only monetary measures by RBI do not suffice. Hence, we must reduce imports. The move by Finance Ministry to reduce unnecessary imports is welcome.

http://in.reuters.com/article/2013/09/08/india-chidambaram-imports-rupee-inflatio-idINDEE98700J20130908

Its obvious moves are welcome but moves are set to be in motion and see that they are strictly adhered to. The proposal of buying the gold from the private people and endowments should be effectively implemented by offering a good price. If these things are implemented, we need not think about gold imports.

There should be no gold import as this is just a luxury item.

That it is a luxury item is a personal opinion. Gold is connected with many religious aspects of Indian people. Already the temples are protesting that they can't part with the gold even though its gathering dust. At the most it can be minimised but can't be completely stopped.

For super rich, nothing is luxury. But we should see from utilitarian view point. On the whole, people need food, clothes and shelter, education, roads and transport more than gold which is only for ornaments and display of wealth. There are some gold mines in India also. Moreover gold is also recycled. There should be no import of gold. Also the need for religious purpose is nothing but emotional or superstitious need than can be curbed.

The craze for gold is not restricted to super rich only. Even a poor man has to offer gold for his daughter's marriage. Let there be a bill that gold should not be used for religious and social causes. It will work as effectively as anti dowry act.

Needless to say, only monetary measures by RBI do not suffice. Hence, we must reduce imports. The move by Finance Ministry to reduce unnecessary imports is welcome.

http://in.reuters.com/article/2013/09/08/india-chidambaram-imports-rupee-inflatio-idINDEE98700J20130908

Its obvious moves are welcome but moves are set to be in motion and see that they are strictly adhered to. The proposal of buying the gold from the private people and endowments should be effectively implemented by offering a good price. If these things are implemented, we need not think about gold imports.

There should be no gold import as this is just a luxury item.

That it is a luxury item is a personal opinion. Gold is connected with many religious aspects of Indian people. Already the temples are protesting that they can't part with the gold even though its gathering dust. At the most it can be minimised but can't be completely stopped.

For super rich, nothing is luxury. But we should see from utilitarian view point. On the whole, people need food, clothes and shelter, education, roads and transport more than gold which is only for ornaments and display of wealth. There are some gold mines in India also. Moreover gold is also recycled. There should be no import of gold. Also the need for religious purpose is nothing but emotional or superstitious need than can be curbed.

The craze for gold is not restricted to super rich only. Even a poor man has to offer gold for his daughter's marriage. Let there be a bill that gold should not be used for religious and social causes. It will work as effectively as anti dowry act.

Not only gold.. We need to reduce import for as many things as we can... Soaps, Shampoos, deo, perfumes from foriegn markets and we need to improve quality our our products so that indian people can have trust in them to buy.. Thats how we can improve rupee only...

Hai everybody,in today's competitive world each and every parent force their child to score high marks in Board Exams.They think "My child should be a topper in results" .It is somewhat bad,why parents are thinking like this? In addition to this,teachers and school managements also forces the their students to score more marks.Because they have to show a good result and make money on it.I am asking Is it Good to force a child to score high marks? without understanding the child's capacity and ability..Is it right ?