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Mehak Agarwal

‘Do not give a rupee to Turkey’: Netizens attack Ankara after its viral ‘appeal’ to Indian tourists

Turkey is in the middle of a social media storm in India, yet again. A letter allegedly from Turkey’s department of tourism went viral on X (previously Twitter). In this letter, Ankara addressed a boycott of Turkey by Indian tourists.  The Turkish tourism department said in its letter: “We therefore confirm that there is no

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Govt wants rupee stability; RBI may again aggressively defend the currency

Govt wants rupee stability; RBI may again aggressively defend the currency

There is no change in the forex policy of the central bank despite several quarters believing that under the new governor Sanjay Malhotra, RBI would not aggressively defend the rupee, said the official, citing discussions between the government and the RBI on the currency slide. The Indian rupee has weakened about 3.5% against the dollar

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Aamir Khan called Sanjay Leela Bhansali's 'Black' 'manipulative'; Amitabh Bachchan didn't charge a single rupee for the film |

Aamir Khan called Sanjay Leela Bhansali’s ‘Black’ ‘manipulative’; Amitabh Bachchan didn’t charge a single rupee for the film |

Social media has drastically transformed how we view and interact with Bollywood celebrities, especially when it comes to the ‘National Crush’ phenomenon. In the past, this title was reserved for actors who consistently delivered box-office hits and won awards, creating a lasting impression on audiences. However, today’s National Crush status is driven more by instant

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How the fall in rupee could impact Indian companies

How the fall in rupee could impact Indian companies

While the rupee has depreciated by only around 5% in the last two years, it has fallen over 20% since January 2020, making it one of the weakest-performing currencies in South and Southeast Asia, according to Moody’s. The Indian rupee (INR) plummeted past the ₹86 mark against the US dollar for the first time earlier this month.

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