SPECIAL SOLUTIONS | Retirement & Children's Funds
Not every mutual fund is built for wealth creation alone.
Some are designed for life's most important goals:
👴 Retirement Planning
👶 Children's Future
I've compared the performance of Special Solution-Oriented Funds across returns, SIP returns, and risk metrics to help you understand this unique category.
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1992. 2009. 2016. 2018. 2022. 2026.
Six years. Six frauds. One victim every time.
1992 : Harshad Mehta ( ₹4,000 crore )
Banks looted
2009 : Satyam ( ₹7,136 crore )
Shareholders wiped out
2016 : Vijay Mallya ( ₹9,000 crore )
Fled to London
2018 : Nirav Modi ( ₹14,356 crore )
Fled before FIR
2022 : ABG Shipyard ( ₹22,842 crore )
Biggest bank fraud ever
2026 : Rajesh Exports ( ₹15.15 LAKH crore fabricated revenue ) Stock down 90% ( under investigation )
LIC holds 10.80% stake.
1.94 lakh retail investors trapped.
Every decade. Same script. Different name.
The fraudster escapes. The auditor stays silent. The regulator wakes up after the damage.
And the common man pays. Every single time.
When will the punishment match the crime?
One small Indian village has more than ₹7,000 crore in bank deposits.
Yes, a village.
Madhapar in Gujarat is often called Asia’s richest village.
The numbers are shocking:
• ₹7,000+ crore in bank deposits
• 17+ bank branches
• Average household savings of ₹20 lakh+
But the story behind it is even more inspiring.
During the 1971 Indo-Pak war, Pakistani air strikes damaged the runway at Bhuj Air Force Station.
Around 300 women from Madhapar and nearby villages worked day and night and rebuilt the runway in just 72 hours.
This helped the Indian Air Force resume operations quickly.
Over the years, thousands from Madhapar moved to the UK, USA, Australia and Africa, built businesses there and sent money back home.
Even today, many NRIs keep their savings in Madhapar banks.
One small Indian village now holds thousands of crores in deposits.
This is Guneet Singh Talwar.
He shared a harsh reality about Mumbai dreams.
A 2BHK in Mumbai costs around ₹2 to 3 crores, while India’s top 1% earn around ₹3 lakhs per month. Based on that logic, even if you make it into the top 1% in India, it would still take you around 8 years to afford a 2BHK in Mumbai.
Meanwhile, a 2BHK in New York costs around ₹5 crores, and top 1% earners there make about ₹8 crores a year. So it would take only about 6 months to afford a 2BHK in New York.
This is not a struggle of the middle class. This is the struggle for the top 1%.
Now imagine the reality for the middle class. For a tea seller, a delivery partner, or a teacher, buying a 2BHK even in an average area of Mumbai is almost impossible.
99% of people are dreaming of something that is almost impossible to achieve.
We have cheap labour here, and this is one of the reasons why so many people choose to leave the country and settle abroad.
What top #Midcap Funds bought and sold? 🧐
I analysed 18 top fundhouses so you don't have to.
Sector Trends:
Fund managers are heavily accumulating 🟢 Finance and 🟢 Banks this month. 🟢 Capital Markets and 🟢 Electrical Equipment are also seeing strong inflows.
On the other hand, 🔴 Industrial Manufacturing and 🔴 Automobiles are facing the most significant selling pressure.
These are the major actions for Apr 2026:
📈 Top 5 Increased Exposure:
• Hindustan Petroleum Corporation (6 AMCs)
• Indian Bank (5 AMCs)
• Max Financial Services Ltd (5 AMCs)
• Persistent Systems Ltd (4 AMCs)
• Dixon Technologies India Ltd (4 AMCs)
📉 Top 5 Decreased Exposure:
• L&T Finance Holdings Ltd (5 AMCs)
• Lupin Ltd (3 AMCs)
• Jubilant Foodworks Ltd (3 AMCs)
• Mahindra & Mahindra Financial Services (3 AMCs)
• Persistent Systems Ltd (3 AMCs)
🆕 Top 3 Fresh Buys:
• Thermax Ltd.
• Steel Authority Of India Ltd.
• Jsw Energy Ltd.
🚫 Top 3 Complete Exits:
• Hdfc Asset Management Company
• Sbi Cards And Payment Services
• Dixon Technologies India Ltd
This took a lot of time and effort. A RT is a must so that I can keep bringing out such data! 🙌
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