ICS to IAS, Imperial Police to IPS, colonial revenue to IRS — how 1946 preserved the steel frame, and why Indian officers are still judged upward more than outward.
After 1947, incomplete decolonization left fair-skin bias, BBC-as-gospel, and the Brown Sahib Oxbridge monopoly intact. Kunwer Sachdev on reclaiming the Indian mind.
Essays reclaiming Indian history and civilizational memory from the colonial lens — beginning with 1857 as India’s First War of Independence.
When textbooks call 1857 a mutiny or revolt, they teach children that conquerors were rightful masters. Why sovereign India must name it the First War of Independence.
Under IBC, Su-Kam was valued on paper, sold as-is, brand at zero — without a proper floor audit of assets and inventory. A founder’s Part 20 field account.
Long before BMS became a lithium buzzword, Su-Kam designed a Battery Balancing Unit for lead-acid series strings in India — active switched-capacitor equalization, under Kunwer Sachdev.
THE IBC FILES · PART 15 OF 19 The Great IBC Paradox: How Bureaucracy Destroys What Founders Spent Decades Building
A ₹6.25 Cr plan against ₹22,000 Cr claims proves personal guarantees under IBC have collapsed into legal fiction. Why India must reform personal insolvency.
THE IBC FILES · PART 13 OF 19 The Home Loan vs. The Factory Loan: How Indian Law Protects the
THE IBC FILES · PART 12 OF 19 The Car and the Factory: Why India Grants More Dignity to a