Instagram story viewer> @hedy_hoiyi> Post
Hedy 海兒(hedy_hoiyi)'s profile avatar

Hedy 海兒

@hedy_hoiyi

16 days ago
Download
167
Posted On: May 20th 2026, 11:38 am
Happy 520 🩵
Comments (167)
Load More

More posts

. 🖤 Like 🗨️ Comment ♻️ Repost 📌 Save 🚸 Follow 📸 @st_photography.de 👩🏻 @misssophie5 📍 Lost World #sachsenanhalt #leather #overknees #blackhair #pantyhose • heels • lingerie • longhair • blueeyes • Leder • leatherboots • lederrock • leatherskirt • skirt • urbex • urbexworld • lostgirl • lostworld • digitalart
Pink. The color of my earliest dreams — a little girl who just wanted to fly. 🩷 Before the scores, before the records, before everything — there was her. This one is for her, and for every young girl who dares to dream big. Extra limited edition with @moreausport. Join the waiting list to get early access to the pre-sale on May 31st @moreau_sport link in bio
As the Indian rupee continues to face pressure against the US dollar, Dr Shamika Ravi, Member of the Economic Advisory Council to the Prime Minister, has said that the currency touching 100 against the dollar should not be treated as a crisis point. Speaking on a podcast, Ravi said, “So what if the rupee touches 100 to a dollar? It’s just a number,” while arguing that India’s economy is currently in a phase of sustained high growth. Her remark came at a time when the rupee has been hovering near record lows, triggering concerns over imports, inflation, fuel prices, and the broader cost of living. The Indian currency closed at 95.7850 against the US dollar on Thursday, weaker than the previous day’s close of 95.7050, according to Reuters. The rupee has remained under pressure due to weaker Asian currencies, importer hedging, high crude oil prices, capital outflows, and uncertainty ahead of the Reserve Bank of India’s policy review. Ravi said inflation would become a bigger problem if the RBI or the government tried too hard to maintain the value of the rupee artificially. Her argument suggested that defending a specific exchange-rate level could cost the country more than allowing the currency to adjust naturally according to market conditions. The rupee has already touched record lows this year, briefly sliding past 96 against the dollar in May as oil prices and geopolitical tensions added pressure on India, one of the world’s largest crude oil importers. A weaker rupee makes imports costlier, especially oil, electronics, and other dollar-priced goods, but it can also benefit exporters and remittance earners. The 100-mark has become a psychological level for markets and the public, but economists have argued that the exchange rate alone does not define the strength of an economy. The real concern is whether depreciation leads to sustained inflation, higher import bills, and pressure on household budgets. For now, Ravi’s statement has sparked debate because while economists may see 100 as just another number, for ordinary Indians, a weaker rupee often shows up in everyday costs.
🚨 Comment WATER and we’ll send you the link to the full ground report. This is the reality of the capital city of the world’s fastest-growing major economy. As the temperature crosses 42°C across several parts of Delhi, residents of South Delhi’s Dakshinpura have been struggling for three months without any water supply. When Peek TV’s co-founder Priyanshi Sharma visited the area for a ground report, residents shared stories of unimaginable hardship. Some have lost their jobs, children have been forced to miss school, while woman has even developed a skin infection. Elderly residents, some aged between 60 and 70, are carrying heavy water bottles on their shoulders every day. A 70-year-old woman who spoke to Peek TV had suffered a muscle tear while doing so. But this is not just Delhi’s story. As India battles another harsh summer, several parts of the country are facing severe water shortages. Be it Indore, where 75 out of 80 wards are battling an acute water crisis, to villages in Gujarat, where residents are forced to climb down 45-foot wells just to fetch water, or even Uttarakhand, residents are struggling to get access to water while the government is releasing advisories to stay hydrated.
Elegance is not about being noticed, it is about being remembered. ✨ There is something truly special about the drape of a saree—it carries the weight of heritage and the lightness of a dream. Proud to be a Cultural Ambassador of Aesthetic Creation. I am absolutely mesmerized by this piece from Veera Fashion, Delhi. The work on this piece is so glamorous, catching the light in the most perfect way. It’s not just a saree; it’s an experience. Thank you for this exquisite addition to my wardrobe 🤍💫 #SareeLove #SoftTissueSaree #GlamorousLook #EthnicGrace #VeeraFashion SubhashDelhi CulturalAmbassador AestheticCreation SareeDraping ShwetaMaurya ReelsIndia ViralReel ExplorePage
you got this wallahiiiii🪆⚽️🥢🍚🍜🪆!!
back to up