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Why Indian currency is falling
1: What Government Won’t Tell You About India’s Currency Crisis | Why Rupee Hit 90 | Vijender Chauhan
The Indian Rupee has crossed ₹90 against the US Dollar, and the reactions are predictable.
Some say it does not matter. Others claim a weak rupee is good for the economy. But the real question is far more serious.
What does a falling rupee actually mean for ordinary Indians?
In this video, Vijender Masijeevi breaks down the economics, politics, and social impact of a weakening currency. This is not just about exchange rates or global markets.
It is about how currency depreciation quietly affects inflation, fuel prices, medicines, fertilizers, wages, debt, and everyday survival.
We discuss why the rupee falls when dollar demand rises, how foreign investors react, and why India’s dependence on imports makes a weak rupee especially dangerous.
The video explains why India is not an export-led economy, how debt servicing becomes costlier, and why the burden ultimately falls on workers, farmers, and salaried citizens.
This is also about accountability. If a country’s currency weakens consistently, who should answer? The Reserve Bank, global forces, or the government in power?
The falling rupee is not an abstract economic concept. It reshapes inequality, transfers wealth upward, and quietly makes the poor poorer.
This video is essential viewing for UPSC aspirants, students of economics, and anyone who wants to understand how currency impacts real lives beyond headlines.
About Dr Vijender Chauhan:
Dr Vijender Chauhan is an educator, UPSC Interviewer and Motivational speaker with an experience of over a decade. He is one of the most recognised faces among the UPSC aspirants.
Credit: Vijender Masijeevi
2: Rupee’s Record Collapse Exposes THREE BIG LIES About The Indian Economy & Modi Govt | Akash Banerjee
The Rupee has breached 90 & is inching closer to the 100 mark against the US dollar.
Yet, the Godi media and the government are busy convincing people that a falling rupee is somehow a “boon” for the economy.
But the falling rupee has exposed 3 BIG LIES of fhe Modi Govt.
Credit: The Deshbhakt
