Issue: September 2010
 
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It is all too easy to dismiss the series of scams and allegations that have surfaced around sports events as inevitable. It is not that simple an equat...
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When Sir Dorabji Tata organized the first modern meet of Indian athletes with an eye on the 1920 Antwerp Olympic Games, he found that despite running barefoot their performance compared “well with the times done in Europe or elsewhere.” Suitably impressed, Tata personally financed three of...

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  Beijing : A Watershed for Indian Sports
Boria Mazumdar
  When Sir Dorabji Tata organized the first modern meet of Indian athletes with an eye on the 1920 Antwerp Olympic Games, he found that despite ru...
  Moment of reckoning for Indian sports
Harpal Singh Bedi
  It is a moment of reckoning for India, because as the host it has much more at stake in the 19th edition of the Commonwealth Games to be held in...
  Educating the Sports Leaders of Tomorrow
Aditya Kumar
  Pricewate rhouse Coopers, the consulting firm, recently predicted that the global sports market will be worth $141 billion by 2012, representing ...
  The changing face of sports in India
Jaideep Ghosh
  Sports in India have always had a love-hate relationship with society. While we as a people always like to look up to our stars, more often than ...
  A promising future for Indian Sports
V Krishnaswamy
  In Viswana than Anand, India has a world champion in chess, who has been at the pinnacle for long and been among the top-3 of the world for a be...
Foreign Exchange Markets, Fiscal Policy and Monetary Policy

Of late the volatility in the exchange rates has been unprecedented. The fall in the value of Indian rupee has been extremely rapid probably far greater than the speed at which it appreciated before. For example examine the exchange rates in 2006, 2007 and 2008.                                                                      
If Year 2006 was of stability, Year 2007 saw consideable appreciation of rupee. In February 2008 the value of rupee was at peak of Rs 39.27 and in April it stood at Rs 39.89. However, in July 2008, the value of US dollar increased to Rs 42.73 and further jumped to whopping Rs 50.62 in November 2008. It currently hovers around at Rs 48 - 49.
Considerable appreciation in 2007 followed by more than substantial depreciation in 2008 leaves one with a question. Has the foreign exchange sector become liberalised enough in India for rupee to be classified as floating?  The volatility in the recent past indeed seems to suggest so. Ironically, IMF classifies rupee under ‘managed float’.

 
 
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