Corporate greed + political silence = India’s permanent delay.
“In just 48 hours everything collapsed. The DGCA had to withdraw its decision and push the rule to 10 February, bringing the BJP government to its knees. But the real damage was already done: India’s global image dented, and it became clear that a major part of the bureaucracy is compromised.”
“As always, the common man is treated like cattle—just another number that doesn’t matter. IndiGo’s owners don’t want to hire more pilots or crew because it reduces their profits. And the moment the law or judiciary dares to question them, their arrogance shows: they know how to bend the government.
They had 18 months to fix this issue. Instead of hiring people, they kept buying new aircraft. But this isn’t just IndiGo’s story—this is the story of every sector. making employees work 10–12 hours, no overtime, no compensation, no dignity.
Profit over people—that has become the default model.”
The 1–7 axis of Jupiter–Mars is active, and the entire country is running under Mars Mahadasha, which amplifies public anger, rebellion, and accountability.
- Mars = action, revolt, breaking silence
- Jupiter retrograde = questioning authority, exposing truth
- Jupiter in Gemini again = information war, public voice, media narrative turning
This combination creates a “public vs. authority” equation, where:
- Government cannot ignore people’s questions
- Any decision taken in arrogance will boomerang
IndiGo or any other company may have bent the system earlier, but Mars–Jupiter Samasaptak doesn’t allow injustice to stay hidden.
Now the truth finally comes out — how DGCA keeps overlooking critical issues, and how India’s bureaucratic comfort culture quietly protects inefficiency.
IndiGo’s crew is ready, pilots are prepared, but the higher-ups won’t let them fly. And then the government steps in only when chaos is unavoidable.
The transit of Sun, Venus, and Mercury into Scorpio, crossing over Ketu in India’s foundation chart, is revealing more than expected. Scorpio exposes secrets, and Ketu tears away illusions — and that’s exactly what’s happening now.
This alignment is triggering collective dissatisfaction, peeling back the layers of hidden issues in governance, bureaucracy, and corporate systems. As a result, people are becoming increasingly unhappy with both the government and the bureaucratic machinery that was supposed to serve them.
When planets move through Scorpio with Ketu, truth doesn’t stay buried — it erupts
The real test begins now:
Will the authorities take action against corporate negligence,
or will the system bury everything again and make the public forget?
We’ve seen this before.
Remember the Air India crash on June 24?
The entire blame was conveniently placed on the pilots —
a narrative that was easy, but not necessarily complete.
India doesn’t lack talent.
India suffers when accountability stops at the bottom and
never climbs to the top.
If we look at India’s foundation chart, the behavior of its leaders and bureaucratic class becomes strikingly clear.
Sun in Cancer in the national chart shows a leadership that projects emotional sensitivity, nationalism, and protectiveness — but this same placement often creates insecurity, ego-driven decisions, and attachment to personal gain.
In the Navamsa (D9) the Sun shifts to Pisces, enhancing the appearance of spirituality, compassion, morality — yet Pisces energy can also become escapist, deceptive, and prone to illusion.
Meanwhile, Jupiter (ethics, righteousness, dharma) sits in the 6th house in Libra, a sign of diplomacy and appearances, but:
It is placed in a house of conflict, litigation, and service,
And in the D9 and D10, Jupiter falls into enemy signs, weakening dharma, moral leadership, and accountability.
This combination creates a national pattern where:
Leaders act moral, speak moral, and advertise morality —
but behind the scenes, dharma (ethical conduct) remains compromised.
Across parties and ideologies, we often see individuals with questionable backgrounds—those lacking education, integrity, or ethical grounding—stepping into positions of power. When people who haven’t mastered their own behavior lead a nation, their decisions tend to fail to benefit the public.
They use emotional narratives, caste lines, religion, nationalism, and sentiment to manipulate the masses, while real governance issues remain untouched.
Astrologically, it fits:
A strong façade of righteousness,
but a weak backbone of ethics.
Amid all the flaws in India’s foundation chart, there is still a ray of hope—and that hope comes from the Moon and Saturn.
In the national horoscope:
- Saturn, the planet of justice, ethics, discipline, and the voice of the working class, holds strength across the D1 and divisional charts.
- Moon, representing public consciousness, emotions, and collective awareness, is also powerfully placed.
When Saturn and Moon gain strength together, a clear pattern emerges:
Awareness rises.
The common people wake up.
The emotional manipulation begins to lose its power.
And the public becomes the architect of the nation’s destiny.
This is why the real transformation of India will not come from leaders who pretend to be righteous, but from the common man who becomes truly aware.
We don’t need bhakti toward the government.
We need devotion toward the country.
Saturn reminds us that real progress comes through awareness, discipline, and truth.
The Moon shows that consciousness is shifting, slowly but powerfully.
A new cycle is forming.
And this time, the awakened citizen will shape the future of India.
The weaknesses we see in a horoscope are not failures —
they are clues.
Hidden inside every planetary flaw is the key to rise above it.
This is why Jyotish is not fatalistic;
it is directional.
A chart doesn’t just show what is wrong —
it quietly reveals where correction, awareness, and effort can change destiny.
That is the real power of Vedic astrology:
It doesn’t imprison you in fate.
It illuminates the path to transcend it.
Astro Kavi 