Why internationalising the rupee is fraught with challenges

Presenting India Today Insight: Sharp analysis on topical issues by the editors of India Today magazine.   CLICK HERE TO SUBSCRIBE TO INDIA TODAY MAGAZINE     Why internationalising the rupee is fraught with challenges   An RBI working group has recommended measures to accelerate the internationalisation of rupee. India does rupee trade with 18 countries but this does not give the rupee the heft to be a reserve currency   By M G Arun       FROM THE STATES: KERALA Uniform Civil Code: How CPI(M), Congress are competing for minority votes in Kerala Both parties have positioned themselves as prime opposers of the code to win the appeal of minorities in the Lok Sabha polls   By Jeemon Jacob         SPOTLIGHT: SHANKERSINH VAGHELA Why Shankersinh Vaghela is meeting opposition leaders across parties The Gujarat warhorse, currently not with any party, may emerge as a key interlocutor in the opposition’s efforts to unite against the BJP   By Jumana Shah         GROUND REPORT: MP URINATION CASE Family of man accused of peeing on MP tribal gets Brahmin outfit’s support The Akhil Bharatiya Brahmin Samaj in Madhya Pradesh has questioned the demolition of the family’s home and begun a funding drive for them   By Rahul Noronha         LIFESTYLE: BEAUTY TRENDS The future of beauty: Five big trends to watch out for Beauty brands will increasingly focus on ingredients and leverage technology while time-constrained users will prefer multipurpose products   By Ridhi Kale         RECALL (1992): SATYAJIT RAY How Satyajit Ray’s family fought to protect his legacy From film drafts and unpublished letters to fake paintings, there was a rush to make a fast buck on the Ray name   By Soutik Biswas         EYECATCHERS: FLASHBACK (1992) When Somy Ali said she didn’t want to be another Sridevi Ali, who had a barrage of film offers even before her first Bollywood release, had said she also wanted to be known as a good actress   By India Today Bureau         FROM THE ARCHIVES (1992): PUNJAB TERRORISM Punjab’s abhorred era of sexual terrorism When young women were abducted, raped and forcibly married to militants in a less-publicised aspect of terrorism in the state   By Ramesh Vinayak         Subscribe to the India Today Magazine

 

 

 

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