Browse the RBI website and look for the email IDs of its several departments. You will find none displayed. Try communicating online. The website's " contact us" slot does not accept most of the punctuation marks, in the text printed. And when the message is submitted, you are failed repeatedly, because of some " error occurred", and are asked to " try again," till you throw up your hands. Evidently, RBI's public service seems to lie in discouraging the public from contacting it. Why is it so? It is the culture of our government departments, organisations, and undertakings.
- V V Vijayan, Chembur (FPJ)
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RBI should think of providing e mail IDs of governor, DGs, EDs and all other executives of all the departments in its website, In the absence of which the general public is not able to communicate with these public servants. Otherwise the general public may feel that the top echelons ofRBI is averse to communicate with. RBI should give a serious thought about it. The governor may be interested in the idea but what about people down the line.
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