Sanjeev Sabhlok's Blog, page 94

My next TOI blog post: NYAY needs significant improvement and total abolition of socialism, in order to work

This, published a couple of days ago.

My next TOI blog post: A significant alternative view on the history of Hinduism

In this I introduce TOI blog readers to Sanjay Sonawani’s thesis about two Hinduisms.

My next TOI blog post: The liberals are contesting 45 Lok Sabha seats, after a gap of five decades

This.

My next TOI blog post: Why AAP is not a suitable alternative for India

In which (click this) I explain why AK and his group is simply unsuitable for India.

My next TOI blog post: Liberal policies are the only proven way to improve the lives of the poor

Wrote this today to clarify a question I had received.

My next TOI blog post: Good policy is about harnessing greed, not stifling it

This, published yesterday.

My TOI blog post last week: Kautilya would have totally rejected the idea of the IAS

Forgot to share this –

Masani’s 1944 essay “Reconsidering Socialism” was still a deeply socialist document

This chapter from this book by SV Raju on Masani is illuminating. I’ve provided some annotations in blue. ===CHAPTER=== There were two reasons for Masani moving away from socialism—his disenchantment with the ‘Left’ in general and Marxism in particular. The second was the influence of Gandhiji, which we discussed, in the previous chapter. A London […]

Please contribute generously to SBP to fight the criminal socialists of India

I appeal to every Indian citizen who wants liberty and good governance to contribute to Swarna Bhara Party to support its six candidates for the forthcoming Lok Sabha elections. The party currently has a TOTAL of Rs.1 lakh to support its candidates. In comparison each of the criminal socialists against whom our candidates are fighting […]

Modi’s 5 years wasted – and the country divided. A report card.

This is a placeholder post where I’ll compile material that’s being shared across social media by various people to discuss Modi’s performance (or rather, the lack of it). This is just the beginning. The amount of anti-Modi content circulating on social media today is to be seen to be believed. I’ll continue to compile here […]