london indicating his interest in a second term as rbi governor raghuram rajan said on friday that he has enjoyed every moment of the job but there is more to do despite calls from some sections of the ruling bjp against any extension for himthere is a lot of fulfillment from making things actually happen for improving the environment i have enjoyed every moment of the job rajan saidrajan whose current threeyear term as the reserve bank governor is ending this september was asked about the heat from the bjp and the government on whether he should be given another term and about the politics happening on this matterread alsoto another question on whether he felt his agenda as the central banker would remain halffinished if the second term was not granted rajan told cnbc news channel its a good question i think we have accomplished a lot i think that i mean there is always more to dosenior bjp leader subramanian swamy on thursday had suggested that rajan should be removed from the post of the rbi chief and accused him of being responsible for unemployment and collapse of industrial activityin my opinion the rbi governor is not appropriate for the country i dont want to speak much about him he has hiked interest rates in the garb of controlling inflation that has damaged the country the sooner he is sent back to chicago the better it would be swamy had told reporters outside parliamentrajan who had earlier also served as the chief economist of the imf and is known as a key commentator on financial issues globally is the onleave professor of finance at the university of chicagos booth school of businessthe rbi governor is currently on a visit to the uk for a series of lectures and recently said that he had not heard from the government on extension of his term at the central bankafter assuming charge as the rbi governor in september 2013 rajan has gradually raised the shortterm lending rate from 725 per cent to 8 per cent and retained the high rates throughout 2014he had earlier kept the rates high citing inflationary concerns despite intense pressure from the finance ministry and the industry for softening them with a view to boosting growththe governor began the process of lowering the rates in january 2015 and since then it has come down by 150 per cent to 650 per cent watch raghuram rajan indicates interest in second term