You’re all caught up: RBI-appointed CoC for DHFL

The blog post addresses several key points related to the DHFL resolution process:

Criticism of RBI and CoC: Questions why irregularities pointed out by NCLAT were ignored and criticizes the exclusion of DHFL’s directors from CoC meetings.
Allegations of Bias: Accuses CoC and administrators of bias towards Piramal Group and ignoring better repayment offers from old promoters.
Demand for Accountability: Calls for the return of fees by administrators and criticizes the role of government officials in the process.
Political Implications: Raises questions about the impact of demonetization and political donations on the DHFL case.
#Scrap_IBC,
#Seize_Cronies_Fairplay_for_DHFL_Victims,
#DHFL_Scam,
#Penalize_RSubramaniakumar_CharuDesai_from_DHFL_COC #Scrap_RBI_appointed_COC_for_DHFL,
#Resign_RBI_GOV_Shaktikanta,
#RBI_Appointed_CoC_for_DHFL_ReturnYourFees,
#alleged_dawood_mirchi_rkw_dhfl_bjp_collusion,
#Financial_Abuse_By_RBI_CoC_AjayPiramal,
#Flashnet_Scam,
#Down_With_Saffron_Fascism,
#art_of_resistance_against_autocracy

Films Offerings to the Prime Minister and Home Minister of India

Posted on 26/11/2022 Updated on 20/03/2023 IST 08.44 We, the citizens of India, are offering the following bouquet of films to the exceedingly Honourable PM Narendra Modi and the moral exemplar Home Minister Amit Shah in their joint crusade to restore the democratic values along with peace and tolerance by basing it on horizontal, non-violent mutualContinue reading “Films Offerings to the Prime Minister and Home Minister of India”

Home Divided: Reconciling the polemic between Hon. Modi and Amit Shah on Akhand Hindu Bharat’s Plurilingualism and Monolingualism: a letter to the President of India

Posted on 02/12/2022 LICENSE: CC BY 4.0 DOI: 10.13140/RG.2.2.26113.12640 To The Honourable President, The Republic of India “I consider all our languages as national languages. They are equally our national heritage. Hindi is one among them which, by virtue of its countrywide usage, has been adopted as the State Language. It will be wrong toContinue reading “Home Divided: Reconciling the polemic between Hon. Modi and Amit Shah on Akhand Hindu Bharat’s Plurilingualism and Monolingualism: a letter to the President of India”

I come to praise Modiji…

A NARRATIVE ON NARENDRA MODI’S ACHIEVEMENTS Posted on 29/11/2022 Updated on 30/11/2022 Encountering some neologisms in the context of Indian politics, I, an ardent andh-bhakt of Modiji, have cut a sorry figure to understand the meaning of some lexical entries. I think that these words targeted towards our hon’ble PM are totally contentless. Hence, IContinue reading “I come to praise Modiji…”

ENVIRONMENTALISM: THE ROLE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES (ECO-ECONOMICS OR GEO-SOCIOLOGY?)

Posted on 27/11/2022 Updated on 8th April, 2025 (GMT 09:13 hrs) Abstract The following papers, mainly written in Bangla, concentrate on the roles of social science and humanities in the domain of specialized environmental science. If the disasters caused by climate change are believed to be inevitable fact, as predicted by some of the scientists,Continue reading “ENVIRONMENTALISM: THE ROLE OF SOCIAL SCIENCE AND HUMANITIES (ECO-ECONOMICS OR GEO-SOCIOLOGY?)”

An Appeal to the Voters of Gujarat from the DHFL Victims

Posted on 25/11/2022 Dear co-citizens, Hope that you are doing well during the financial catastrophe that includes unemployment, hyper-inflation and post-pandemic hazards. We are the victims of the Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Limited (DHFL) Scam, the biggest financial scam of India, in which the ruling party is allegedly involved. Even there is an allegation ofContinue reading “An Appeal to the Voters of Gujarat from the DHFL Victims”

Requesting for the inclusion of the climate agenda in the Bharat Jodo Yatra: a letter to Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi

​In a letter dated November 20, 2022, authors Debaprasad Bandyopadhyay and Akhar Bandyopadhyay urged Rahul and Priyanka Gandhi to incorporate climate action into the Bharat Jodo Yatra. They highlighted two critical issues: the escalating climate crisis driven by human activities since the Industrial Revolution, and the deteriorating financial system marked by corporate bankruptcies and economic disparities. The authors advocated for a shift towards sustainable development inspired by Gandhian principles of ‘gram swaraj’ (village self-rule) and Rabindranath Tagore’s concept of ‘samavaya’ (harmony), emphasizing grassroots empowerment and ecological balance. They also called for climate legislation to address environmental challenges and promote economic equity.

A Complaint against Mrs. Nirmala Sitharaman, Mr. Shaktikanta Das, Mr. R Subramaniakumar, Mrs. Charu Sandeep Desai and Mr. Ajay Piramal: a letter to the Lokpal

One of the OBMA activists filed a complaint to the Lokpal against key figures including Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman and RBI Governor Shaktikanta Das. The complaint alleges irregularities and illegalities in the Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Limited (DHFL) resolution process, leading to its takeover by Piramal Capital and Housing Finance Ltd. (PCHFL, which is going to get merged with Piramal Enterprises). The complaint points to potential corruption, misuse of influence, and financial misconduct involving the RBI-appointed Committee of Creditors. The letter seeks justice and accountability for affected FD and NCD holders, questioning the integrity of the involved officials and entities.

Nominating Hon’ble Finance and Corporate Affairs Minister of India, Mrs. Nirmala Sitharaman, for the Ig Nobel Prize in Economics

The article humorously nominates India’s Finance Minister, Nirmala Sitharaman, for the Ig Nobel Prize in Economics. The satire criticizes her economic policies, particularly the handling of the Indian economy during challenging times. It highlights how her statements and decisions, such as attributing economic issues to factors like “Act of God,” have sparked controversy. The nomination is a tongue-in-cheek critique of her perceived disconnect with ground realities, mocking the effectiveness of her policies.

Nominating Hon’ble Prime Minister of India, Mr. Narendra Modi, for the Ig Nobel Peace Prize: A Letter to the Ig Nobel Prize Board of Governors

The blog post sarcastically nominates Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi for the Ig Nobel Peace Prize, mocking his policies and actions. It critiques Modi’s handling of events like the 2002 Gujarat riots, demonetization, and his relations with China and Pakistan. The authors highlight perceived contradictions in his governance, such as advocating peace while engaging in arms deals, and attending few press conferences. The nomination is presented as a satire, questioning the legitimacy of Modi’s claims to peace and leadership.