Sunday, March 3, 2019
India Today Essay
Slowly, but surely, in the year 2000, India is beginning to erase the Nehruvian social ask that created the public sector and bound the employees to a collective unit and the corporate unit to the nation. In the age of restructuring and re-engineering that this has ushered, employees are no longer cherished resources but expendable commodities. And likewise, the employers are no longer demi-gods and fuedal lords in one. They are going to become one with a mind-boggling scenario of a cloistered sector, where the growing manager with the corporate experience of a life clock time competency suddenly be written off as hopelessly nonagenarian fashioned and replaced with a young nerd, who along with, maybe the new proprietors driver, will be sitting on a atomic pile of stock-options valued in millions.Clearly it is time to think seriously active wealth and what it means to be wealthy in India today. The last time Indians thought self-cautiously about being rich through joint holdi ngs with non blacks, was in the 19th Century when the East India Company revealed to the worldly wise Indians occupying decisive positions within the system, the pl beneath-potential of their land. They got busy right away. This continued for almost a deoxycytidine monophosphate till historic events triggered off a freedom struggle under Gandhi over the equitable distribution and domestication of Indias wealth.The idealism lasted scarce two decades. Political debates then were all about the baneful curve of capitalism and money. It was okay to generate jobs but not great wealth which could corrupt our most sacred institutions. Slowly some crusading investigative journalists and economists followed this system of logic and began to glean disturbing facts about the trumpeters of this brand of Hindu socialism. They made sombre revelations repeatedly about questionable personal behaviour and financial skullduggery that they had discovered among various political groups in power.
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