Thursday, September 25, 2008

Indian Liberals Let’s Come by Chandra

Here is article which call for Indian liberals to UNIT to fight for free society. But it has its own anomaly! I mean the below line.

"Yet, despite the presence of a liberal party on the political landscape, it's still too early to sound the death knell for big government in India".

Read it full article here

 

Wednesday, September 24, 2008

At 15 world Antidote by Chandra

The Wired magazine say’s that US New President should listern to these 15 people’s ideas.     

 Check out here who are all Indian born pundits

Uma Bharati antidote for terrorism by Chandra

The Economic Editorial writes 

…“the founder president of the Bharatiya Jan Shakti (BJS) has finally come up with a solution to the terror menace: nationally televised hangings”. 

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Dr Parth J Shah other writings by Chandra

Some of you may be interested to read about the economics of free banking interestingly written by an Indian economist and president of an only acting think tank in India is Dr Parth J Shah.

Selected Publication

1.The Option Clause in Free-Banking Theory and History: A Reappraisal.

These articles are not posted in his institute website,


Other side of Indian Education by Chandra

“George Bernard Shaw once asked an attractive woman seated next to him at a dinner table, "Madam, would you go to bed with me for a thousand pounds?" The woman shook her head. "How about 50,000 pounds?" he continued. The woman, after further thought, coyly replied, "Perhaps". Shaw continued, "How about five pounds?" The woman exclaimed, "Mr Shaw, what do you take me for!" Shaw replied, "We have already established what you are. Now we are merely haggling for the price" writes Mr MAHESHWER PERI in Outlook.

 

The Young Civilisation by Chandra

Whether right or wrong the learned and experienced wise men always ahead of present life.

Here is one say's that “this is the age of opportunity for you. We can now see in India the beginnings of a long-term transformation akin to what post-war Japan and China have seen. We have favourable demographics, a large pool of human capital, competitive industry and rising wealth creation. We can reasonably expect the growth rates that we have witnessed in the last few years to sustain for the next 15-20 years. I urge all of you to act differently from the generations before you. Nothing is impossible if you believe in your abilities and work to realise your dreams. This is India’s moment; this is your moment. Make the most of it”.  

You don’t bailouts your mind by Chandra

The issues in “Witness government bail-outs of Wall Street firms: clear proof that one can’t depend on markets. State intervention is necessary” is totally different from his risks point of view.

However, there are several comments from prominent free market economist around the world. Just note three quite interesting one read here, here and here.

 Now you can think over it which one is actually bailouts!