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because that makes him cousin of Dipak Misra.
But listen—don’t waste your time trashing people anonymously on LI. Focus on yourselves, your skills, your own network, and chart your own success. Don’t spend your energy trying to pull others down.
As for Nalin—I’m sure his contacts helped accelerate things in his career. But you can’t deny he’s an effective, intelligent, and articulate speaker. And those skills are absolutely essential for making it big in this profession. He deserves every bit of his success, and if his backers gave him a leg up, all they really did was give merit its due. And that’s absolutely fine. Alright?