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Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], July 22: Go to any currency exchange in Mumbai or Delhi this year, and you’ll see it right away. Those rate boards are changing faster, and not in the rupee’s favor. Not long ago, a dollar cost around 83 rupees. Now? You’ll get quotes anywhere from 91 to 95, depending on the week. That’s not just noise—it’s one of the rupee’s worst slides since 2013. For most people, exchange rates sound like background chatter—something you skim past in the paper. But this year, the rupee’s drop is starting to show up in real life. It’s sneaking into…
