Indian Rupee Hits All-Time Low | ₹86 Per Dollar | Who’s to Blame?

The Indian Rupee has hit a historic low, now trading at ₹86 against 1 US Dollar. What’s driving this drastic fall? Is Donald Trump responsible for this or Is it global market pressures, domestic policies, or something else?
In this video, we dive deep into:
✅ Key reasons behind the Rupee’s decline.
✅ The impact on imports, inflation, and your everyday life.
✅ Expert insights on what lies ahead for the Indian economy.
✅ Solutions to solve the Currency Crisis.
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[@ahmedkhan6471]

We indian in america have to stop buying tesla because musk owner against indian

[@shubhanshushekhar7958]

Very Informative Video. Last 3 Key points where simple but very valuable. We as a community need to Participate to make India Strong and competent against China .

[@ramgurjar-x9h]

1:46 1:46 1:47

[@salajeetsan-nu8qq]

I want 1doller 4o rs

[@hemantparakh6462]

₹100 = $1 is the upper limit beyond that India needs to forget the Dollar and the Rule would be ₹10000 ₹1.000000 ₹1.00000000 ₹1.0000000000

[@virendersingh7777]

Bahut achcha video banaya

[@LearningRoutesOfficial]

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[@Minaxi0517]

Super 👍

[@DAX2022-k9s]

Actually Nehru is to blame for the fallen rupee. Nehru should have named it Indian dollar and as juhi once said that dollar named panties don't come down easily.

[@LearningRoutesOfficial]

Interesting perspective! 😄 While naming it the 'Indian Dollar' might have been catchy, the value of a currency depends more on economic policies, trade balance, and global market forces than its name. That said, let's focus on strengthening the rupee through innovation and growth-it’s more about action than labels!

[@nitikadhiman9504]

Great efforts 👏🏼

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[@priyasingla2924]

India imports more and exports less, instead of exporting develop your in market for consumption and try to bring dollar at par with rupee. I hope this will b a better solution and our indians will have to take care that we should use materials mde in india.

[@LearningRoutesOfficial]

True! Supporting Indian-made products and reducing imports can boost our economy. Initiatives like 'Make in India' are steps in the right direction. Together, we can strengthen our domestic market and aim for long-term growth!

[@kewalsinghthandi4086]

This is due to viship guru, india economy will be ruined , the same way gujrati ruined UGANDAN economy.1972 when they were thrown😢 out from UGANDA by General AMIN. one same thing will happen in India.

[@harshitkohli5494]

India main bhi foreign countries ki taraha dollar ko apni currency ke saath use karne ki aazadi dedo log isae apnae aap theek kardenge

[@LearningRoutesOfficial]

Interesting thought! But allowing dual currency usage might complicate things more than solve them.

[@gschari5690]

Humko sab malum hai, kyun rupya patla hota ja raha hai

[@LearningRoutesOfficial]

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[@purnendujha7721]

Well presented dear.

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[@priyasingla2924]

Hmare indians ko patanjali ya khe tho swdeshi use karne mein mout pdti hai dikhawa kaise hoga,ek chote se paste se lekr mac donals aur maggi prr jindgi ktt ti hai fir hmm kehte hai rupee gir raha hai

[@LearningRoutesOfficial]

Samajhdaar baat hai, but it’s also about finding the right balance. Swadeshi products are great, but companies also need to focus on quality and innovation to compete globally.

[@krishnaaryal6582]

Aisa hoga to faida hoga nepal ko

[@LearningRoutesOfficial]

Hmm, interesting point! While Nepal may see some indirect benefits due to shared trade ties, the real focus here is on strengthening India's domestic market and economy. A strong neighbor benefits the entire region in the long run!

[@tejaspanchal13]

Ye sab je liye population kam kar na padea..gus pethoyo ko bahar nikal na padega

[@LearningRoutesOfficial]

Population control is definitely a factor for sustainable growth, but let’s focus on empowering the 'ghuspethiyos' with education, skills, and opportunities. When everyone contributes productively, the economy thrives!

[@navinchauhan845]

good

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[@sksattarmastertailor1835]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@AmericanEnglishwithJay]

1 dollar = 100 rupees hone se convert krna easy hoga 💀💀

[@TanmoyThakur-s7j]

50₹ ho jay to v accha hoga

[@LearningRoutesOfficial]

😂😂 True, conversion toh easy hoga, but imagine the inflation and impact on the economy! 😅 Strong currency ≠ low numbers; it's about purchasing power and global trade stability. Better to focus on strengthening the rupee through exports and a robust economy.

[@TanmoyThakur-s7j]

@@LearningRoutesOfficial right

[@TanmoyThakur-s7j]

@LearningRoutesOfficial Indian rupees Agr 70 rupees per bhi a Jaaye dollar ke against 70 rupees to bhi theek hai

[@rajum4921]

HUATO KYAY CHUPKE HAMSRE KO KUTCH NAI HOTA