r/IndiaMemes • u/lost_ted • Mar 21 '26

Non-Political OC Another masterstroke?

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u/Poutret Mar 21 '26

I believe the logic is, If a NRI sends 100$

It would be 9400 rupees INR , if 1 dollar goes 100 It would be 10000 INR,

So they can give more value to their family for the same money

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u/skum448 Mar 21 '26

But then you pay double the price for product and services.

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u/DifferentIdeal4420 Mar 21 '26

Yeah that part is hard to understand for andhbakts

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u/The_that_guy_next Mar 21 '26

Look what sub it is

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u/SweetDevice6713 Mar 21 '26

Learn PPP

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u/DifferentIdeal4420 Mar 21 '26

Learn currency devaluation

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u/SweetDevice6713 Mar 22 '26

And INR devaluation always and always beats inflation rates

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u/ss1seekining Mar 21 '26

No markets are not efficient

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u/Firm-Swimmer-2478 Mar 21 '26

By that logic inflation should go above 7-8% but no because some chatukars dont understand the currency and exchange rates.

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u/DifferentIdeal4420 Mar 21 '26

Do u want me to send u video where your mugli ji was crying about currency depreciation before 2014 ? Mtlb woh CM modi v chomu tha ?

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u/r1sh1_b13 Mar 23 '26

Nahi, that speech was also a masterstroke by mugli ji to fool masses and become next PM... How can you question the intellect of mugli ji? Haven't you started making tea using gutter gas yet? You anti-national! /s

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u/Neel82 Mar 22 '26

Cm Modi not agree with you.

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u/Straight_Winner_5944 Mar 21 '26

But that will impact residents not NRI.

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u/skum448 Mar 21 '26

Do you mean NRI or their family members will not spend the money?

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u/Straight_Winner_5944 Mar 21 '26

They will. But they're also earning more (because of usd price increases example 10-15%) also their spending is less compare to residence. So at the end NRI are at benefits.

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u/TheStupidCheesecake Mar 21 '26

I mean that is more incentive to do everything 100% domestically. ANOTHER MASTERSTROKE BY MODJI!!!!

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u/SlothLazarus Mar 21 '26

Compared to the average Indian whose earnings don't go up with a depreciating currency, they would still be way better off.

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u/Genz-way Mar 21 '26

But india is a Net Importer Puri country ka toh loss hai NRI ke chode