India’s Crypto Crackdown: A Masterpiece of Bureaucratic Absurdity
Somewhere in a government office in New Delhi, on the morning of March 5, 2026, a gazette notification was signed, stamped, and uploaded to the public record. No cameras were present-why? Perhaps the bureaucrats feared their expressions might betray the sheer joy of reducing a thriving market to a spreadsheet. No journalists were tipped off. The Finance Ministry issued no statement. There was no social media post, no press briefing, no explanation. Only the quiet, methodical death of innovation.


