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NEET reserved 75% of seats for merit-based admission and capped fees at ₹5 lakh/year — leaving private college owners just 25% of seats to monetize, often to NRI applicants at a premium

Why do the Private Medical Colleges hate NEET? Are they funding CJP?

Team PGurus - September 9, 2026

Shashi Tharoor cited a World Bank study linking Gulf migration with more conservative gender attitudes among some returnees to Keralam, calling for introspection within the Muslim community

Clarion call for antediluvianism

Projects such as rural biogas networks, India Post-led rural commerce, circular economy enterprises and sewage treatment infrastructure are presented as scalable employment opportunities

One crore new jobs

The Congress has increasingly relied on political campaigns and controversies against rivals while facing its own legal and organisational challenges

Rahul reminds us of the ape in the Panchatantra

Private developers would build and operate sewage treatment plants while reclaiming surplus land for environmentally compliant commercial and civic uses

How govt can treat untreated sewage at zero cost

RBI is effectively subsidizing consumption in the U.S.

One Chart That Justifies Sacking Of The RBI Governor

Shubhendu Pathak - June 7, 2016 11

Reply to Shishir Gupta

Shishir Gupta’s response to our post and our reply

Team PGurus - June 3, 2016 2

Every President of the Congress has his own Raag Darbari, a signature of the person's style

Congress’ Raag Darbari

Ravi Shanker Kapoor - June 2, 2016 1

Silence of media over naming Shishir Gupta is deafening

Why is MSM silent over involvement of Shishir Gupta of Hindustan...

Team PGurus - June 2, 2016 1

As September approaches, there will be enormous pressure from the Davos men and women to give Mr. Rajan an extension.

Mr. Prime Minister, Please do not Succumb to “Davos Men and...

N V Krishnakumar - June 1, 2016 1

The impact of a depreciating rupee on Make in India initiative is discussed here

The downside impact of Rupee depreciation on ‘Make-in-India’ – a perspective

Nirmal Ghorawat - May 31, 2016 0

Continuation of engine oil analogy for running a car as applied to the systems that exist in India and how to fix it.

Challenges of a Tax Man

Shubhendu Pathak - May 29, 2016 2

Breaking Free From The Fatal Conceit

Our Hope Of Breaking Free From The Fatal Conceit: Modi, Swamy...

Shubhendu Pathak - May 28, 2016 2

Replacing Rajan as the Governor of RBI will be one of the toughest tasks for the Prime Minister

Raghuram Rajan Doesn’t Merit a Second Term as Governor. Here are...

N V Krishnakumar - May 28, 2016 5

Skill India can become a boon for the 100 smart cities that this Government plans to make.

Coorg can help define Skill India

Vijay Rajan - May 24, 2016 3

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