Whatever happened, sooner or later Balraj Sahni would return to Marx and Engels and the example of the Soviet Union. That was his answer to every social ill.
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In its toughest time in decades because of floods, Punjab would’ve expected PM Modi to visit. If he has the time for a Bihar tour, why not a short visit to next-door Punjab?
Mr Balraj Sahni was a very handsome truelly talented actor, an intellectual and a great human being. If he was in Hollywood, he would have been a great star. I have enjoyed his performance in Kabuliwala, garam hawa, do bigha zameen, Waqt among his numerous roles.
“Poverty and exploitation has ceased to exist and there’s equality in Soviet Union” lmao. Guess he never cared to read Solzhenitsyn. What a pathetically I’ll informed person he must’ve been.
India was largely a socialist economy for the first 40 years of Independence with the euphemism of a mixed economy to boot..how much social equality, equal distribution of income was brought about? Socialism has been shunned by the very places where it was born. Please let us stop romanticizing socialist ideas so much. Neither Capitalism or Socialism is a panacea to the ills that plague the society but goverment action backed by private participation along with accountability for all is the solution if we are to lift the masses out of poverty and have a more equitable distribution of income and resources, along with boosting the private sector participation in the economy.
Mr Balraj Sahni was a very handsome truelly talented actor, an intellectual and a great human being. If he was in Hollywood, he would have been a great star. I have enjoyed his performance in Kabuliwala, garam hawa, do bigha zameen, Waqt among his numerous roles.
“Poverty and exploitation has ceased to exist and there’s equality in Soviet Union” lmao. Guess he never cared to read Solzhenitsyn. What a pathetically I’ll informed person he must’ve been.
India was largely a socialist economy for the first 40 years of Independence with the euphemism of a mixed economy to boot..how much social equality, equal distribution of income was brought about? Socialism has been shunned by the very places where it was born. Please let us stop romanticizing socialist ideas so much. Neither Capitalism or Socialism is a panacea to the ills that plague the society but goverment action backed by private participation along with accountability for all is the solution if we are to lift the masses out of poverty and have a more equitable distribution of income and resources, along with boosting the private sector participation in the economy.
Thanks respect for Kashmir and Kashmiris
Those who are having doubts on capitalism or would like to know basic economics can read basic economics by Thomas sowell