This paper investigates the structural mechanics of corporate debt resolution in India through the institutional framework of the National Company Law Tribunal (NCLT) and the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code, 2016 (IBC). Focusing on public disclosures regarding a cohort of major corporate defaulting entities—traditionally cited …… Read More “Corporate Systematic Scams: The NCLT Mechanics, Personal Guarantees, and the Dual Economy of Debt in India – “Too Small to Scam” Ideology in Action”

The contemporary political economy of India reveals a stark, structural dichotomy that defies the conventional metrics of a unified national market. On one side stands the formal state apparatus—the public sector—where remuneration is protected by statutory commissions, insulated from macroeconomic shocks, and indexed to …… Read More “The Two Indias: A Structural Critique of Public Sector Privilege, Private Sector Exploitation, and the Political Economy of Minimum Wages”