The Dirty Dozen dives deep into the heart of India's corporate world, revealing the shocking stories behind its twelve largest corporate defaulters. These corporate giants, once hailed as successful leaders, are now synonymous with financial irresponsibility and regulatory neglect.
In June 2017, the Reserve Bank of India released a list that sent shockwaves across the nation, showcasing the individuals responsible for roughly a quarter of all bad loans in the Indian banking system. This revelation opened a window into a world filled with complacent governance, economic disparity, and coordinated deceit.
N. Sundaresha Subramanian, a seasoned business journalist, meticulously investigates the reasons behind the chronic bad loan crisis in India. He explores the intricate web of financial chaos, political plunder, and unethical practices that have plagued the corporate landscape. Through the compelling stories of notorious figures like Vijay Mallya, Nirav Modi, and Jatin Mehta, readers gain insight into a troubling narrative of power and greed.
The Dirty Dozen is not just an exposé; it is an eye-opening diagnosis of the nation's financial health since liberalization. It sheds light on the bleak reality faced by millions who struggle daily for basic sustenance while these corporate moguls amass vast fortunes, seemingly enjoying it all without facing the consequences of their actions.
This hard-hitting account is essential reading for anyone seeking to understand the complexities of India's economy and the forces that have led to its current state. Uplifting and disturbing in equal measure, it challenges the reader to confront the stark realities of corporate governance and accountability.
Discover the truth behind the facade of success, and gain valuable insights into the failures that have impacted countless lives and the very fabric of the economy with The Dirty Dozen.
