So the market and all of us thought that the Modi Govt, after the non-extension of Raghuram Rajan's RBI Governor tenure would get in a "Yes" man, who will just be a figurehead, a rubber stamp, or should we say, a signatory on the Indian rupee notes. What we have instead is a very independently thinking man, a person who closely worked with Rajan and is well respected and recognized in the financial world.
