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Beyond Inflation: Should the RBI Care About Jobs? | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Why does the Reserve Bank of India not have an employment mandate like the US Federal Reserve? It is a deceptively simple question, but India’s economic circumstances in September 2026 make it increasingly difficult to answer. The US Federal Reserve is legally required to pursue both price stability and maximum employment, whereas the Reserve Bank of India is mandated to maintain price stability while keeping in mind “the objective of growth”. The conventional justification is that central banks
After Naxalbari: What Sixty Years of Armed Struggle Actually Left Behind | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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Mr. Modi used his Independence Day address to declare that India had finally become free of armed Naxalism, while cautioning against what he called “dimaagi Naxals”: an ideological, rather than armed, threat that he said had embedded itself in institutions and policymaking. Whatever one makes of such ridiculous framing, it sits atop a genuine historical watershed that deserves more scrutiny than it has received from either the government celebrating victory or the Left mourning a lost cause. Nea
India’s Rupee Problem Is Not Really a Currency Problem | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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The Indian rupee’s (INR) depreciation from around 83–84 per US dollar in late 2024 to more than 96 by late July 2026 has reignited concerns about India’s external vulnerability. The immediate pressure was largely external. Higher US interest rates, a stronger dollar, shifts in global capital allocation and broad emerging market capital outflows have put pressure on most Asian currencies. Much of the subsequent debate has therefore focused on global financial conditions and appropriate policy res
Gopinath Mohanty and India’s Long Ecological Crisis | Countercurrents (opens the original)
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In the forests of southern Odisha, resistance often begins with a hill. That is certainly true of Sijimali, where Adivasi communities mounted sustained protests earlier this year against a proposed bauxite mining project that threatens to alter not merely a landscape but an entire ecological and social world. Villagers in Rayagada and Kalahandi districts organised demonstrations, challenged environmental clearances, alleged coercion during public hearings, and faced police action, arrests and in
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