.........So, when a young, good looking, and articulate RBI governor, who is also a reputed economist, gets all the kudos for a stable rupee and dip in inflation, Mr Chidambaram could not resist reminding the world, even from far away Kazakhstan, of all his efforts that went in. Besides taming current account deficit, the currency has been propped up by a large inflow of dollar deposits from NRIs who were offered generous returns. Bankers claim it was not Governor Rajan’s idea, but they who convinced him in allowing the special NRI scheme. Rajan, with his enviable standing, is still in his honeymoon period: he would be praised if things go right, but would escape the blame if things backfire. For instance, any other RBI governor would have been panned for keeping interest rates unchanged when inflation was high and then raising it when inflation had softened. But there will be...........