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Sharad Joshi and the Crisis of Trade Unions
If the economic reforms exposed the Indian capitalists to outside competition, they also reduced the vulnerability of the capitalist vis-à-vis the union leaders.
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The Wisdom of the Rulers
Every considerable civilisation has developed its own nations of the model to be followed by the rulers.
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Sharad Joshi on Liberalism in India
There is reason to believe that ancient India was the cradle of tenets that form the core of modern day liberalism. Traditional Indian societies were generally pluralistic.
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Dangerous Counter Philosophy – Piloo Mody
It is inherent in the nature of rights that they require action originating in the man asserting them.
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Indian Liberals, Quest Magazine and India’s First Dictatorship
In what could be seen as the unfolding of high modernist ideology, Quest’s criticism took the form of rationalist railing against the religious objection to family planning.
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Philosophy of Freedom
The main problem facing mankind today is freedom versus totalitarianism. All other problems and issues are either subordinate to this problem or merge in it.
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M.G. Ranade on Revival and Reform
Ranade’s ideas were so distinct because he managed to have a fine blend of Indian sensibility and Western Liberalism.
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Towards Party-less Democracy
The party system has been so ingrained everywhere in the modern world where democracy prevails that an alternative way of electing and supervising leaders of government seems unthinkable.
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B.R. Ambedkar on Justice Ranade, Social Reform and Failure of Indian Liberalism
Ambedkar argued, that the leading liberal figure reposed his faith in Congress, effectively paving way for a single party hegemony.
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