Kolkata, Akhand Bharatiya Empire
The city centre of Kolkata was unusually bustling with activity. A large area in the central location had been evacuated. Hundreds of carriages were parked in a neat line, while people, all wearing exquisite clothes, walked towards the city centre.
The king of Ahom, Raja Jaya Dwaj Singha, was talking and laughing with the five largest shareholders of the Bank of Aryavarta.
Today was the day when the foundation for the Kolkata Stock Exchange, the second-ever stock exchange in the Bharatiya Empire, would be laid down.
Soon, Jayadwaj noticed a figure in the crowd.
"Mr. Badradri, hello! How are you doing?"
Badradri Ramachandra, the Director of the Securities and Commerce Exchange Commission, a board focused on monitoring the activities of the stock market, came forward with a kind smile on his face.
"Congratulations, Your Highness. You have finally set up the stock exchange for the people in the northern part of the empire."
