“Expectations are high. Clearly I am not a superman. There is a little bit of euphoria in India. I have a wife and two kids.”

— Raghuram G. Rajan

On the expectations from him as the Governor of Reserve Bank of India, as quoted in " I am not a superman: Raghuram Rajan http://www.business-standard.com/article/economy-policy/i-am-not-a-superman-raghuram-rajan-113101300337_1.html", Business Standard (14 October 2013)

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