In the name of socialism, we ignored individual enterprise and looked to the state to provide the impetus for growth and removal of poverty.

In order to attain a speedy development of the country's economy in all its aspects, every section of the community must play its own part

In my own mind, I have no doubt whatsoever that the free market economy is the key to all freedoms.

Murarji J. Vaidya's analysis of economic advancement under the Second Five-year Plan and what it meant for free enterprise.

The free market method permits individuals to use their own money, skills and hardwork to back their own economic decisions in the market place.

Risks cannot be averted with greater certainty than through planning for the free market under the banner of consumer sovereignty.

Published by the Swatantra Party in 1963, the Swatantra Alternative to the Third Plan is a pamphlet comprising of MR Masani and Professor NG Ranga’s Lok Sabha’s speeches during the course of discussion on the mid-term appraisal of the Third Plan in the Parliament on December 5, 1963. In addition

Swatantra Party Election Manifesto, 1967 did not only bring to the fore ineffective governance by the Congress in the previous decades, but also laid emphasis on “A New Government with a New Policy.” This new government with a new policy is what the Manifesto claimed to establish if the Swatantra

Published by the Swatantra Party, Garibi Hatao: The Swatantra Way is a short essay written by Manubhai Amersey that sheds light on the failures of Indira Gandhi’s Garibi Hatao movement by looking at the different facets of poverty in India. The author spells out the Swatantra Way of addressing the

The State Assembly Re-election Manifesto was published by the Swatantra Party in the year 1974. The manifesto aimed at a revolutionary and progressive change in the economic, social and political regimentation done by the Congress Party. The manifesto was centred around the belief that social, moral and economic development in