The RBI outperformed the US Federal Reserve in this case, a world record

Reserve Bank of India has over 1 million followers on Twitter. The Reserve Bank was the first central bank in the world to achieve this. The Reserve Bank, which has 1 million followers on the microblogging site, has overtaken the Federal Reserve and the European Central Bank (UCB) in the US.

According to data available on the Reserve Bank’s Twitter handle, on September 27, 2020, its subscriber base was 9.66 lakh, which has now risen to 10 lakh. Reserve Bank Governor Shaktikanta Das tweeted on Sunday that the Reserve Bank’s Twitter account has grown to 1 million followers. Congratulations to all my colleagues at Reserve Bank for this. Governor Das has a separate Twitter handle with 1.35 lakh followers.

Top three banks in the world on Twitter

RBI with 10 lakh followers

The US Federal Reserve ranks second with 6.67 lakh followers

The European Central Bank ranks third with 5.91 lakh followers

The RBI is at the top in the short term

03 years later, the Fed came on Twitter against the Reserve

The Fed Reserve came on Twitter in March 2009

The European Central Bank came on Twitter in October 2009

In January 2012, the Reserve Bank came on Twitter

Followers increase twice a year

In March 2019, the number of RBI followers on Twitter was 3.42 lakh, which increased to 7.50 lakh in March 2020. The seven-week lockdown imposed during the coronavirus epidemic has raised more than 1.5 lakh followers on the Reserve Bank of Twitter, an official said. In the current financial year, 2.5 lakh followers have been linked to the Reserve Bank’s Twitter handle.

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