The article itself is well-written (contrasting the Indian stock markets and how it benefits from being younger than their US counterpart which is beholden to i

The article itself is well-written (contrasting the Indian stock markets and how it benefits from being younger than their US counterpart which is beholden to incumbents lobbying for the status-quo and a century old legacy system with enough loopholes than SEC can plug). It could be that no one really has strong opinions one way or the other to what's being said (expected since Nithin Kamath, who wrote the article, is level-headed and pragmatic, as usual) to comment.