“I’m still here for two-and-half months in this job. After that I’m going to still be around somewhere in the world, probably a lot in India, so don’t write me off,” Rajan Said.Saying that he had “read a lot of my obituaries” in the last few days, RBI Governor Raghuram Rajan Wednesday told critics not to “write me off”.“I feel like in the last few days, I have read a lot of my obituaries and I’m still here. I’m still here for two-and-a-half months in this job. After that, I’m going to still be around somewhere in the world, probably a lot in India, so don’t write me off,” Rajan, who recently announced he would not seek a second term in office, said.“I read these obituaries in the papers, I am still alive. I will leave this office in September, but I certainly will be coming in and out of the country on numerous occasions. I will be reading and writing and I will be speaking at fora like this,” he said during a speech organised by industry lobby Assocham.

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