In this video, we delve into the complex issue of the Indian Rupee's depreciation against the US Dollar and explore its deeper economic implications. From the early days of India's independence when 1 Rupee was equivalent to 1 Dollar, to the current situation where 1 Dollar is worth around 86 Rupees, we analyze how this decline has occurred over decades. What are the reasons behind this fall? Is it solely because the Dollar is strengthening, or is there more to the story? We trace the evolution of money, from bartering with goods like grains to using precious metals like gold, and eventually to paper currency. The introduction of the Gold Standard and its eventual replacement by the US Dollar as the global reserve currency in the 20th century shaped global trade dynamics. As nations began to rely on the Dollar post-World War II, India too adopted a fixed exchange rate until 1991 when it shifted to a floating system, marking a significant moment in its economic history. We also examine the failures of the "Make in India" initiative, the consequences of rising imports, and the role of government policies in the weakening of the Rupee. Furthermore, we discuss the fallacy of printing unlimited currency to fight poverty, using Zimbabwe’s hyperinflation crisis as a cautionary tale. The video explains why the exchange rate matters, how inflation works, and why increasing the money supply doesn't solve economic problems. Through historical context and real-world examples, we shed light on the reasons behind the Rupee's decline and its broader implications on India’s economy. Watch to understand the intricate dynamics of currency value, inflation, and the global economic system. About Molitics Channel :: Molitics is India's Biggest Sociopolitical News Channel , Molitics News Channel Covers The Latest News, Breaking News, Politics News, Election News , Crime News. Stay tuned for all the News in Hindi.