Discover an insightful journey through the corridors of the Reserve Bank of India with A Fly On The RBI Wall. This compelling account chronicles Alpana Killawala's remarkable career, showcasing her evolution in the Bank’s communication department during its formative years.
Alpana, with over two decades of experience, faced significant challenges while managing the central bank’s communication strategy. She adeptly navigated through critical crises, including the infamous Harshad Mehta scam, and played a key role during the transformative reforms of the 1990s that liberalized the Indian economy.
This book is not just a collection of stories; it’s a no-holds-barred look at Alpana's journey, where she candidly discusses her own limitations and those of the institution. Yet, she does not shy away from acknowledging the successes and contributions of her colleagues, offering a balanced perspective on her experiences.
A Fly On The RBI Wall offers readers an in-depth look at the RBI as an institution over the past 25 years, illustrating its evolution alongside India’s economic and trade reforms. Additionally, readers gain unique insights into the minds of the eminent governors under whom Alpana worked, providing valuable lessons for students of communication and those interested in central banking and economic policy.
This book is a treasure trove for anyone looking to understand the intersection of communication and banking, and it stands as a testament to the important role of effective communication in shaping an institution as vital as the Reserve Bank of India.
