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The rise of operators like Halwasiya epitomises India’s current stock market boom led by unheard-of growth (or manipulation) in small, unheard-of stocks.

Aditya Halwasiya who?
The 29-year-old entrepreneur wasn’t exactly a name to be reckoned with in India’s business landscape until recently. In fact, his tryst with listed companies began in January last year when he bought a Rs 9.5 crore stake and earned a board seat at Apollo Micro Systems, a Hyderabad-based aerospace and defence equipment manufacturer. At the time, his biodata described him as a third-generation entrepreneur of the Kolkata-based Universal-Halwasiya group, which mostly deals in lubricants and oil and has a turnover of Rs 2,000 crore. Nothing to write home about, really.
But things heated up in September last …
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