Rajangam Jayaprakash

War exposed crypto’s core weakness. When fear peaked, users fled to dollars, not decentralization. Exchanges—not protocols—held the system together. Assets were frozen, prices swung, and sovereignty failed under pressure. Crypto promised independence from the system; in crisis, it proved it still depends on it.

MODIFIED FOR TRAVEL The Evolution of Indian Regional Aviation: Learning from the Sky For nearly a decade, the Ude Desh ka Aam Naagrik (UDAN) scheme has served as the centerpiece of India’s aviation narrative, aiming to fulfill the middle-class dream of affordable air travel. However, by early 2026, a stark reality had set in: nearly half of the routes launched under the original 2016 framework had collapsed once government subsidies expired. The recently approved Modified UDAN Scheme...

Reclaims Indian Democracy from Foreign Influence The Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Amendment (FCRA) of 2020, and the subsequent 2026 Bill, represent a fundamental shift in India’s approach to national sovereignty and internal security. For decades, the "voluntary sector" operated with minimal oversight, allowing foreign-funded entities to bypass the democratic mandate of the Indian electorate. By tightening the strings, these amendments are empowering a "right set of ideas": that Indian...