Great Indian dream: restoring pride to a nation betrayed

By:

"Chaudhuri, Malay"

Contributor(s):

Chaudhuri, Arindam

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Delhi; Macmillan; 2003Description: 251pISBN:

1403911037

Subject(s):

Capitalism

DDC classification:

330.122 CHA

Summary: In this book we have not only analyzed the basic impediment in India’s march to glory but have also made an attempt to identify budgetary resources to end the poverty of the masses. The second aspect that needs mention is our attempt to show how the inequality among sections of population can be removed within a reasonable time frame. Lastly, we have shown what needs to be done to catch up with the developed world by the year 2025. The title of the book, The Great Indian Dream, has been coined by Arindam. He has spoken on this topic from various platforms. This book is therefore the realization of his ‘dream’. However, I have played a role in shaping the contours of this dream, to transform it into a ‘vision’ by presenting ideas of various ‘alternatives’. My name appears as an author along with him. Nevertheless, this is his book.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Status	Date due	Barcode	Item holds
Books	Gandhi Smriti Library	330.122 CHA (Browse shelf(Opens below))	Available		87955

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In this book we have not only analyzed the basic impediment in India’s march to glory but have also made an attempt to identify budgetary resources to end the poverty of the masses. The second aspect that needs mention is our attempt to show how the inequality among sections of population can be removed within a reasonable time frame. Lastly, we have shown what needs to be done to catch up with the developed world by the year 2025. The title of the book, The Great Indian Dream, has been coined by Arindam. He has spoken on this topic from various platforms. This book is therefore the realization of his ‘dream’. However, I have played a role in shaping the contours of this dream, to transform it into a ‘vision’ by presenting ideas of various ‘alternatives’. My name appears as an author along with him. Nevertheless, this is his book.

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