02/04/2026
As the Rupee crashes to a record ₹95/$, the market is reeling from a massive ₹1.14L Cr FII outflow. Yet, FM Nirmala Sitharaman tells the Lok Sabha it is "absolutely fine." This complete denial comes as the economy tanks, leaving millions of ordinary Indians paying the price. Foreign investors are fleeing in a historic ₹1.14L Cr exodus, driving the INR past 93 toward the 100 mark. While the economy tanks, the Finance Minister maintains a stance of "running fine." This optimism hits a new low as the public continues to bear the brunt of the crisis. "It’s absolutely fine!" remains the official word even as the Rupee hits ₹95 amid global chaos. With ₹1.14L Cr FII outflows draining our reserves, the reality of an economy in denial is clear. As the currency slides, it is the common Indians paying the price at every turn. The INR breaches 93 and eyes 100, marking a dark chapter for the currency. Despite the economy tanking and a record ₹1.14L Cr FII drain, Sitharaman’s "running fine" claim persists. This complete denial ignores the fact that hardworking Indians are paying the price for this volatility. IndianEconomy DollarVsRupee StockMarketIndia InflationAlert MarketCrash FinanceNews EconomyTanks