The ₹15 Lakh Crore Revenue Puzzle: Rajesh Exports SEBI Case Explained

The ₹15 Lakh Crore Revenue Puzzle: Rajesh Exports SEBI Case Explained

This is a video episode, catch the video on Nelson John 360 Youtube Channel [https://youtu.be/601bBrG-nJ8] A small Bangalore jewellery shop became a Fortune 500 gold giant, then SEBI alleged that nearly ₹15 lakh crore of its revenue couldn't be verified. This episode breaks down the full Rajesh Exports story: the missing money, the broker who says the trades never happened, the fund routing, the African mine, and the Telangana factory that never got built and why it matters to ordinary investors, including LIC. Note: SEBI's order is interim; these are allegations, not proven findings. The company denies wrongdoing. For information only, not investment advice.

Inside The Pill That Doubled Pancreatic Cancer Survival

For years, pancreatic cancer offered patients very little. A new drug could be changing that, nearly doubling how long patients live. But is it a cure, and who can actually get it? Today, Nelson [https://instagram.com/nelsonjohn360] breaks it down for you in plain, easy to understand language, no medical jargon needed.

The Trade Deal That Could Reshape ₹ for a Generation

This week, in three days of negotiations in New Delhi, India and the United States are finalising the first tranche of their Bilateral Trade Agreement the most consequential trade pact between the two nations in over a decade. In this episode of Nelson John 360 [https://instagram.com/neslonjohn360], we walk through the full story: from the Liberation Day tariffs of April 2025 to the 50 percent combined duty of August, the February 2026 framework that brought it down to 18 percent, and the three-day window that began on June 2, 2026 to formalise the deal. We cover what is in the agreement, what India has agreed to in exchange, the contested DDGS and GM crops question, who in Indian industry gains, and what the second tranche will likely look like. Grounded in verified data from the Ministry of Commerce, the US Trade Representative, the Indian Pharmaceutical Alliance, and the Reserve Bank of India.

The CBSE and NEET Storm: How Two Exams Shook India in 2026

The summer of 2026 broke two of India's most trusted examination systems at once. The CBSE rolled out On Screen Marking for 17 lakh Class 12 students and watched it collapse into wrong answer sheets, blurred scans, and the lowest pass percentage in seven years. The NEET-UG paper leaked ten days before exam day, the test was cancelled, and the CBI began arresting an organised network of professors and coaching teachers stretching from Pune to Latur. Both crises landed at the same address: the Union Ministry of Education, headed by Dharmendra Pradhan. In this episode of Nelson John 360, we walk through every angle of the story, the OSM tender that handed a multi-crore contract to Coempt EduTeck, a firm previously known as Globarena Technologies and tied to past examination disasters in Telangana, the teenagers who turned investigators and exposed the security gaps themselves, the CBI's arrests in the NEET leak, the political demands for the minister's resignation, the Supreme Court's pending hearings on the National Testing Agency, and the human cost behind every percentage point. No sides taken, no spin, just the full 360 on what happened, what's contested, and what comes next. #CBSEOSM #NEET2026 #NelsonJohn360 #IndiaEducation #ExamCrisis #DharmendraPradhan #NEETLeak

Cockroach Janta Party: How One Supreme Court Remark Built India’s Most-Followed New Party in Six Days

In six days, a satirical political party went from zero to nearly fifteen million Instagram followers ahead of the BJP and the Congress. It started on May 15 when CJI Surya Kant called some unemployed youth “cockroaches” from the bench of the Supreme Court. By May 21, the project’s X handle had been withheld in India by legal demand. In this episode, we trace the rise of the Cockroach Janata Party from a courtroom soundbite to a full-blown political moment the founder, the manifesto, and the underlying frustrations that made it travel this fast.