On June 5, 2026, RBI Governor Sanjay Malhotra announced sweeping relaxations to investment rules for NRIs, OCI cardholders, and Persons Resident Outside India. Combined with Indiaspora's record $138 billion remittance figure, the announcement is transforming the relationship between Global Indians and India's capital markets.
Jason Kothari was 12 years old when he first imagined Bloodshot as a movie. The character—a nanite-infused super-soldier from the Valiant Comics universe—was not yet famous. Valiant itself was not yet famous. It was, in fact, bankrupt. Two decades later, Kothari had acquired Valiant Entertainment while still an undergraduate at Wharton, recruited the management team behind the historic Marvel turnaround, led the company out of bankruptcy, sold it to China's DMG Entertainment for $100 million, and served as executive producer on the Vin Diesel-led Bloodshot film for Sony Pictures. He was, by any measure, one of the most unusual entrepreneurs in the Indian diaspora—a turnaround specialist who had operated at the intersection of entertainment, finance, and technology his entire career.