🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane India’s agricultural narrative has often been distorted by selective memory. Past regimes sold wheat at ₹22 per kilo through ration while exporting it at barely half the price. They imported low-quality onions from Pakistan and Iran, only to dump them in pits after public outrage. Meanwhile, traders hoarded onions at ₹160 for a 40‑kg sack, later selling them at ₹40–₹60 per kilo during shortages. These practices thrived under Congress and UPA

🖋️ From The Desk of Abhijeet Rane India’s Aviation Turbulence Demands Transparency and Structural Reform The recent Indigo crisis has exposed a deeper fragility within India’s fast‑growing aviation sector. With over 65% market share, any disruption in Indigo’s operations inevitably cascades into nationwide chaos. DGCA’s upcoming regulatory reforms—stricter fatigue rules, digital licensing, enhanced audits and ATC strengthening—were designed to improve safety, but they also r

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