চিকিচ্ছে ব্যবস্থার দানখয়রাতির রাজনৈতিকতা (The Problem of the Health System in India and the Dole Economy of the Political Parties)

Posted on 23/08/2023 (GMT 16:40 hrs) Updated on 24/08/2023 (GMT 04:47 hrs) Abstract This interview in Bangla language is on dole economy in different domains of human necessities as practiced by the Indian political parties in West Bengal. The fact of Indian politics is that the political parties are imitating the Bharatiya Janata Party’s (BJP)Continue reading “চিকিচ্ছে ব্যবস্থার দানখয়রাতির রাজনৈতিকতা (The Problem of the Health System in India and the Dole Economy of the Political Parties)”

THE CHOSEN ONES IN INDIAN POLITICAL ECONOMY: A CASE STUDY OF THE DHFL SCAM

Posted on 20/08/2023 (GMT 05:50 hrs) ABSTRACT To understand the present state of affairs in Indian polity with regard to financial crises, the paper would present a case-study on the Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Limited (DHFL) scam, which is now occupied through adverse possession by one of the ruling party’s close associates, viz., Mr. AjayContinue reading “THE CHOSEN ONES IN INDIAN POLITICAL ECONOMY: A CASE STUDY OF THE DHFL SCAM”

The DHFL Rigmarole: A Further Look(-back) Into the Matter: A Review

Posted on 15/08/2023 (GMT 07:30 hrs) Updated on 16/08/2023 (GMT 17:30 hrs) The present compilation focuses on a particular research-paper written by ADITI SHOBHA AND DIKSHA KUMARI, entitled “DHFL Scam and the Entire Rigmarole”, published in INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF LAW MANAGEMENT & HUMANITIES (Volume 4, Issue 3, 2021, pp. 6065-6075), focusing on the biggest financialContinue reading “The DHFL Rigmarole: A Further Look(-back) Into the Matter: A Review”

Tweets on DHFL Scam: Invisibly Visible?!

The blog post compiles and discusses a series of tweets related to the alleged Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Limited (DHFL) scam. The post highlights the author’s social media activity aimed at exposing what he describes as financial misconduct involving DHFL, now under Piramal Group ownership following its acquisition. It suggests that while these tweets are publicly posted, their impact or visibility remains limited—hence “invisibly visible”—reflecting frustration with the lack of broader attention or action. The content accuses DHFL and its new management of defrauding fixed deposit holders and other investors, linking the issue to systemic corruption and crony capitalism, and serves as a continuation of the author’s campaign to raise awareness and demand accountability, even in the face of mass censorship empowered by the crony ruling oligarchs of India.

“অজেয়” পিরামলের পীড়াদায়ক তথা নরখাদক পুঁজিবাদ

Posted on 06/08/2023 (GMT 07:00 hrs) দেবপ্রসাদ বন্দ্যোপাধ্যায় আখর বন্দ্যোপাধ্যায় আগাম নিবেদনঃ এই লেখাটা মাগনা পড়ে যাঁরা আমাদের মতামতের সঙ্গে সহমত হবেন, তাঁদের কাছে একটাই অনুরোধঃ আমাদের এই লেখাটার জন্য খাটা-খাটনির মজদুরি মোতাবেক “বিনিময় মূল্য” (হায়, সবই শর্তাধীন বিনিময়ী বন্দোবস্ত) হিসেবে নিচের এই লিঙ্কটা টিপে পিটিশনে দয়া করে স্বাক্ষর দেবেন। এইটুকু প্রত্যাশা আমরা আপনাদের কাছেContinue reading ““অজেয়” পিরামলের পীড়াদায়ক তথা নরখাদক পুঁজিবাদ”

পীড়া-মল-এর পীড়া আর নরখাদক পুঁজিবাদ

Posted on 30/07/2023 (GMT 11:25 hrs) ABSTRACT This paper vents out its anger on the face of savage capitalism that thrives through the cannibalistic instinct. It particularly focuses on the case of one such savage capitalist: Mr. Ajay Piramal, and reflects upon his deeds from the perspective of a self-reflexive account. https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.31986.68807 পীড়া-মল-এর পীড়া আরContinue reading “পীড়া-মল-এর পীড়া আর নরখাদক পুঁজিবাদ”

Requesting for providing T.A. and Good Hospitality for Attending Court Proceedings: a letter to Piramal’s Legal Team

The blog post is a letter addressed to the legal team of Piramal Capital and Housing Finance Limited (PCHFL). It requests travel allowance (T.A.) and proper hospitality for fixed deposit holders who are compelled to attend court proceedings related to their ongoing disputes with PCHFL. The letter emphasizes the financial and emotional burden faced by these depositors, arguing that PCHFL should bear the costs of their court attendance since the company’s actions—or lack thereof—necessitated the legal action. Written in a tone of advocacy, it underscores the depositors’ hardships and seeks fair treatment amidst their fight for justice.

An Open Letter to Two Public Servants: Mr. R Subramaniakumar and Mrs. Charu Sandeep Desai

Posted on 23/07/2023 (GMT 17:15 hrs) Updated on 25/07/2023 (GMT 04.50 hrs) Dear Public Servants, Mr. R Subramaniakumar And Mrs. Charu Sandeep Desai, Phew! Who are you? From where are you coming from to poke your noses in the internal matter between the Wadhawan brothers and NCD-FD-holders of the DHFL? The Wadhawan brothers promised toContinue reading “An Open Letter to Two Public Servants: Mr. R Subramaniakumar and Mrs. Charu Sandeep Desai”