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RBI would do well to protect FOREX reserves By Nantoo Banerjee It does not make sense for India to deplete its hard-earned foreign currency reserves to temporarily protect the Rupees exchange value. In fact, Indian Rupees downturn vis--vis other major currencies has not adversely impacted the countrys impressive economic growth, at least for the [] The post Rupee decline may not be bad for Economy now appeared first on Northlines .

Amitabh Kant Multiple shocks over the past five years have brought increased global volatility and uncertainty. 2025 has been markedby geopolitical fragmentation, trade uncertainty, supply chain realignments, and a battle for technological supremacy. Amidst this unsettled global environment, Indias macroeconomic stability stands out. Growth came in at 8.2% in the latest quarter, surpassing even the [] The post Reform, Resilience, and Resolve: Indias Economy in 2025 appeared first on Northlines .

Cooperation extends to mutually beneficial new sectors By K Raveendran Russian President Vladimir Putins visit has drawn attention for the way it reinforced a partnership shaped increasingly by economic interdependence and investment-driven priorities. The backdrop to this years summit made the outcome particularly notable, as both countries have expanded trade, diversified energy cooperation, and [] The post Economy pivot makes Putins Delhi visit all the more significant appeared first on Nort