00:00 The misconception14:20 UIP, slowly31:05 The rupee example52:40 What RBI actually does
Zoom recording in → chaptered notes out, the same evening — an automated pipeline runs while everyone sleeps.
Feature 02 · The Long Reads
His notes, made playable.
Model №1 — the opportunity-cost table (June-10 notes, §2.1)
C is runningC shut by the Pollution Control BoardC shut, workers can't be fired
PROJECT
REVENUE
MATERIALS
WAGES
OPPORTUNITY COST
ECONOMIC PROFIT
A
100
30
50
0
20
B
140
40
50
50
0
Three courses as continuous reads — every model wired to his exact numbers, so you can move the assumptions yourself. Every one hides a trap he sets in exams.
Feature 03 · The Bloomburger Terminal
Know the print before it drops.
NEXT MPC DECISION
31 days
RBI REPO RATE
5.25%
Jun 2026 MPC (held, 4–2)
CPI INFLATION (YOY)
3.9%
May 2026 print
INR REER
94.0
the dosa test lives here
Market data refreshes itself daily. So the next time onions are setting the repo rate — you saw it coming.
Feature 04 · Ask BIL
Every family has one. Ours is finally useful.
BIL, why does the site keep saying the rupee is "cheap in real terms"?
BIL · IIM-A, HE'LL MENTION ITsource: INFS long-read, ch. 4 · REER 94.0, Apr 2026 bulletin
A RAG bot grounded in the professor's actual notes — cites the page, refuses stock tips, sighs first. 365 pre-written sighs.
Feature 05 · The Reading Room
Filed in folders, like it's 1997.
C:\LRC\READING_ROOM
C:\LRC\READING_ROOM>█
THE READING ROOM — an homage to the Stone Age, back when people read things. His class notes, the articles he sent, and the papers. Open a folder. Files open in Notepad.
Class notes
Articles
Papers
And the house rules
The Timetable
The system runs on a schedule.
CPI on the 12th. WPI on the 14th. IIP on the 28th. The MPC, six times a year, on dates RBI published last March. 52 events — subscribe once, your calendar knows forever.
Class Participation
Karma never resets.
Weekly questions, a leaderboard with a long memory, and answers that earn their way onto the site with your name on them. Miss three quizzes and Maneshwar drops you. He's the bad guy.
Under the hood
Built like a product. By one person.
01Static site, Jekyll on Renderpublic shell · fast · free-tier cheap
02Google sign-in + Firestorethe gate — a login, not a fee
03Cloudflare Stream, signed playbackthe lectures are the honeypot