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It won't be the end of this year before the RBI's lifelines are exhausted. The RBI dollars have already been digested by the oil companies (though not illegal, nevertheless a very immoral practice by the government), and we have not seen any substantial increase in exports.
Unless the investment is diverted back to infrastructure, as it were during the BJP times, Indian economy will be on its knees in no time.
Also, the US is not to be blamed for this, rather it is the UPA government that has been skimming the cream off the economy to fund its coffers so as to keep its allies intact. The dam created by the the government that left no more than a trickling of cash flowing into the economy, while increasing the defence budget on quarterly basis, has further jeopardized any probable solution to this situation.
And it is not a situation effected by any new recent policies, rather today's stage (it is the fall of the economy, and not just of the rupee) was in the making for the last 10 years.
The oceanic contrast between the urban and sub-urban areas of India is enough to show the true picture of India's economic future. But who is looking?
Unless the investment is diverted back to infrastructure, as it were during the BJP times, Indian economy will be on its knees in no time.
Also, the US is not to be blamed for this, rather it is the UPA government that has been skimming the cream off the economy to fund its coffers so as to keep its allies intact. The dam created by the the government that left no more than a trickling of cash flowing into the economy, while increasing the defence budget on quarterly basis, has further jeopardized any probable solution to this situation.
And it is not a situation effected by any new recent policies, rather today's stage (it is the fall of the economy, and not just of the rupee) was in the making for the last 10 years.
The oceanic contrast between the urban and sub-urban areas of India is enough to show the true picture of India's economic future. But who is looking?