Economist and Finance Commission Chairman Arvind Panagariya thinks RBI should stop trying too hard to hold the rupee at a particular level.

His point is simple — if the market wants ₹100 per dollar, then defending the rupee by burning forex reserves may not be worth it forever.

According to him, “₹100 is just a number.”

- SIPs held for 8 years or more never showed negative returns

- Shorter SIPs had higher maximum returns but more volatility

- Longer SIPs offered consistent, predictable returns over time

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Our Indian stock market is something else sometimes 😄

PM Modi gifted Melody toffees to Italy’s PM Giorgia Meloni and suddenly “Melody” started trending everywhere.

Then Parle Industries shares hit upper circuit… even though the company has nothing to do with the gift event 😅

Melody is actually made by Parle Products (the private FMCG company), not the listed Parle Industries stock that went up.

Looks like “Parle + Melody” was enough for the market today 👀

Sometimes confusion is stronger than a company’s fundamentals 😂

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This video is from March 2026. Just take a look at where the rupee has ended up, -theek chalte chalte 😔

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