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India's small-credit scams are now a labour-market story

A single click on a loan ad cost one Mumbai banker Rs 17 lakh and a city she had built a life in. The pattern underneath is bigger than fraud.

A man in a green t-shirt and a woman in a black crop top hold microphones on a stage with a dark backdrop displaying a partial circular logo.
A man in a green t-shirt and a woman in a black crop top hold microphones on a stage with a dark backdrop displaying a partial circular logo. @hindustantimes · Telegram

Desk note: Monexus framed the Indian Express's 13 July cluster as a labour story wearing a fraud mask. The wire coverage that day treated each item as discrete; we read them as a single graph.

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