<h1>RBI Implements Over 100 Measures to Stabilize Economy During COVID-19, Including Rate Cuts and Liquidity Enhancements.</h1> The Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) response to the COVID-19 pandemic involved a series of strategic measures aimed at stabilizing the economy. Initially, the RBI created a business continuity bio-bubble to maintain essential services. It implemented over a hundred measures, including reducing the policy repo rate and enhancing liquidity through various operations like LTROs and TLTROs. The RBI also provided special facilities for mutual funds and targeted liquidity to specific sectors. Regulatory measures included loan moratoriums and easing of working capital. The RBI's actions helped lower borrowing costs, support financial markets, and facilitate economic recovery, although challenges like employment and private consumption remain.