Police corruption in India is deeply institutionalized, with officers acting as extensions of political power rather than independent law enforcers. This undermines evidence collection, witness protection, and public trust.
View full episode →“Retail orders are internalised and rarely hit the exchange, giving brokers and market‑makers the profit”
“Meme‑stock rallies gave retail traders a louder voice, but institutional participants still dominate price formation”
“Institutions value retail participation because it generates fee revenue (PFOF) and keeps markets liquid”