Reforming India’s Civil Aviation Ecosystem

Guruva Reddy Dharam India’s civil aviation sector today stands at a critical crossroads. As a country of 140 crore people, our domestic air travel is shockingly dependent on just two airline groups—IndiGo and the Air India Group. This excessive concentration of market power has created an ecosystem that is dangerously susceptible to operational shocks, regulatory…

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Inversion Thinking: The Most Underrated Risk Tool for Indian Investors

Most Indian investors begin with the same question: “How can I earn higher returns?” Inversion thinking flips that entirely: “How am I most likely to lose money — and how do I avoid that?” This reversal sounds simple, but when used consistently, it becomes one of the most powerful safeguards for Indian investors navigating volatile…

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HCA’s Age-Fraud Meltdown: Birth Certificates, Brokers, and a “Pay-to-Play” Empire

This publication carries the following allegations as expressed by aggrieved parents and former cricketers, many of whom have chosen to speak strictly on the condition of anonymity due to fear of reprisals. Their hope rests on the intervention of the retired High Court judge appointed to oversee Hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA) affairs — a hope…

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Emerging Atmanirbhar Bharat

KS Nagarajan Atmanirbhar Bharat must recognise a fundamental reality: while we have a strong defence apparatus to protect the nation from external enemies—who may appear intimidated or restrained—we also face a vast army of internal adversaries. These internal threats are often more dangerous than the external ones, and in many cases, they act at the…

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Cyclone, Chaos, and the Ramayana Trail: A Pilgrimage That Turned into a Test of Grit – Part II

A Miraculous Escape from a Sri Lankan Nightmare There are journeys you plan, journeys you cherish, and journeys you simply survive. Our trip to Sri Lanka—meant to be a quiet Ramayana trail pilgrimage—slowly turned into the third kind. What began as a serene family excursion, tracing mythological footsteps across the emerald island, ended in a…

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