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💸 The Indian Rupee crossing the ₹90-per-dollar mark is not just a number — it’s a warning sign. ⚠️

While political leaders often claim that a weaker rupee helps exporters 📦, the reality for India — an import-dependent economy — is far more dangerous.

In this video, we break down the economics and politics behind the falling rupee and explain why ordinary Indians pay the highest price 👇

🔍 What this video explains:

📉 Why a weak rupee fuels inflation and raises daily costs
🛢️ How expensive imports like oil and fertilizers hit households and farmers
👷 Why a falling currency reduces the global value of Indian labor
💳 How rupee depreciation increases debt-servicing pressure
🏛️ Why political leaders downplay currency weakness
🇮🇳 Why a strong and stable rupee is essential for economic sovereignty

A nation’s currency reflects the strength of its economy and governance.
When the rupee falls, it’s not exporters who suffer most — it’s the working class and middle class 🧾💔.

📌 This video asks an important question:
Who is accountable when the national currency loses value?

▶️ Watch till the end to understand why the rupee crisis affects your future more than you think.


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