top of page

IDEA's WITH JP
Mentor, Advisor and Finance Specialist
Search
All Posts


Cryptocurrency series - The idea of Financial sovereignty is a mirage.
“Cryptocurrency is driven by the belief that money should be decentralized , not controlled by governments or banks. It champions financial sovereignty , giving individuals absolute ownership of their assets. The movement favors code over institutions , replacing intermediaries with transparent, trustless systems. Promoters see it as a pathway to universal financial access , beyond geography or status. At its core lies a conviction in economic freedom and censorship resi
Rajangam Jayaprakash
6 minutes ago2 min read


The list of Padma Awardees over last 3 decades reflect India’s Ideological Journey - reclaiming Civilization identity
trends in Padma awardees Over the last three decades, the announcement of Padma Awards has quietly evolved into more than a ceremonial recognition of individual achievement. In my view, it has become a mirror reflecting India’s changing ideological and philosophical self-understanding. While officially apolitical, the pattern of Padma Award recipients reveals how the Indian state’s conception of merit, contribution, and national identity has shifted over time. In the mid-1990
Rajangam Jayaprakash
2 days ago3 min read


Finance Bill 2026: Board Briefing on proposed changes to Key Market-Relevant Tax provisions
Finance bill 2026 and its tax proposals on stock market transactions Focus: Securities Transaction Tax (STT) and Taxation of Share Buybacks The Finance Bill 2026 introduces two targeted but high-impact tax changes affecting capital markets: an increase in Securities Transaction Tax (STT) on equity derivatives, and a shift in the tax treatment of corporate share buybacks. While narrow in scope, both measures have meaningful implications for market liquidity, investor behaviour
Rajangam Jayaprakash
4 days ago2 min read


“Two Chances for Some, One Chance for Others: Rethinking Fairness in Open Category Selection”
I respectfully disagree with the view that a reserved-category candidate who scores higher marks can automatically take a general (open) category seat, even if that candidate reached the exam stage using relaxations that were not available to general candidates. My disagreement is not with reservation itself , which is a constitutionally accepted policy. The disagreement is with how this rule works in practice , and how it can unfairly disadvantage candidates who compete un
Rajangam Jayaprakash
Jan 73 min read
bottom of page






