Why is the Indian Rupee falling? In today’s @the_hindu , I try to explain that India could be at risk of paying more dollars per barrel of oil and more rupees per dollar. https://t.co/e2CuabeKMk @iitdelhi@UniHD_SAI@IITDAD123
The Reserve Bank of India (RBI) intervenes to prevent the exchange rate from falling to very low levels. When foreign investors rush out by selling their rupee assets for dollars, the RBI props up the rupee by selling some of the dollars (or treasury bonds) from its reserves.
Kerala "has sought to create and to present to India and the world a democratic, socially inclusive, participatory, high-growth, and sustainable alternative development policy” Prof V.K. Ramachandran writes in today’s @the_hindu@THKerala https://t.co/vSiqXDxJY2 @fasagristudies
#STEMtheGap's IWD events att IIT Delhi were a total hit! Our menstrual cramps simulation booth saw overwhelming response- 250+ students stepped in to experience what women go through each month. Conversations opened up, awareness grew and empathy deepened. Big shifts start small.
Venezuela and Iran together account for 39% of the world’s proven oil reserves. The promise of future oil is what makes these countries strategically important.
The Iran war and the closure of the Strait of Hormuz — through which a fifth of global oil trade passes — could reshape the international energy order, I write in today’s @the_hindu .https://t.co/ASZncG39li
Western leaders quietly welcomed the stability in oil prices that resulted when demand from India, a major oil buyer, was partly diverted to sanctioned Russian oil since 2022. Outside West Asia, Russia is the only country with a large, tradable oil surplus.
Venezuela and Iran together account for 39% of the world’s proven oil reserves. The promise of future oil is what makes these countries strategically important.
Thanks to the incredible team at Academic Outreach @iitdelhi (https://t.co/BOljTkayrE) my teaching and research with colleagues have been featured in this video.
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