......This will require the RBI to sharply raise policy interest rates and reserve requirements and reduce RBI accommodation. Interest rates on deposits, credit and government securities will rise. Second, to prevent forex reserves from being dissipated, the RBI should buy when there are capital inflows, to prevent an appreciation of the rupee, and refrain from selling when there are outflows. The upshot is that the rupee would depreciate, as it indeed should. At the margin, it is preferable to have an undervalued rupee rather than an overvalued rupee. The RBI would come under severe public criticism but it has the resilience to face up to such pressures, provided the Ministry of Finance and the Planning Commission stop their sabre-rattling, foisting inappropriate, soft policies on the RBI.......