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Yes, it's very sad.
TBH, I'm glad that the law and government here is not trying to kill it for more taxes, rather they have been protecting it. It's one big reason why India is not
Bro, I really miss that you came to India and to Agra, and we couldn't meet.
TBH, this is just a temporary effect of massive tax cuts and the shopping season.
The rupee is falling like neer before and noone is bothered about it at all.
I've just had Rajma and beans with Rotis in Dinner.
Sorry, Thanksgiving isn't a day celebrated in this part of the world, (in India) nor is Turkey enjoyed.
Nonetheless I'm kinda cosmopolitan, so Happy Thanksgiving to you and your family.
I'm sure you gonna enjoy the Turkey tonight.
I don't think so.
Maybe it's because India is too much dependant on oil exports, now the high USD interest rates due to tariffs and may be persistent capital outflows.
The INR could be much more weaker had it not been supported by strong domestic market demand and strong GDP growth. But for how long? If this continues, the next year INR will slide more — definitely under 0.01 USD.
I also can't understand it. But rupee has forever been sliding against USD.
I'm so glad I realised it way too early. And now I'm earning in Bitcoin is a blessing.
All those claims about a ceasefire in Gaza were only accepted by Netyanahu so that he could focus on West Bank.
What a clown world are in!
I believe you. It's here is a tradition that grandkids grow up under the supervision of grandparents rather than the parents. It's a norm and they ever complain not until they feel the kids need the parents — like when they grow up and need help in education.