The IndiGo chaos reveals the fragility of what was taken as efficiency
To understand what happened, imagine a familiar moment from any classroom. A group of students approaches a professor on the day an assignment is due, claiming that the “majority” is unprepared. The professor, anticipating futile pushback, quietly extends the deadline. The next time, the students don’t even bother preparing—because the expectation of leniency has become the norm. This is the Indian regulatory story in miniature.
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