Why did the US short-seller Hindenburg Research shut shop? Was it on account of real or perceived pressures and apprehensions of doom and despair? Or was it simply because the firm’s founder Nathan (Nate) Anderson and his 11 colleagues just wanted to move on, having achieved what they wanted less than eight years after they were incorporated, including stinging the corporate empire of Gautam Adani, one of the world’s richest men and a friend of Prime Minister Narendra Modi?