It
was indeed a nice lecture
Vimarsha on Indian Economy : Myth and Reality by Dr. R. Vaidyanathan on July 3rd at VIF India
Points to be noted are, not only in the domain of
national economy but in every aspect of life there is no fit all sizes
solution, in short life has no panacea for anything.
As
you rightly point out at the end everything must be approached and evaluated
based on contextual relevance and the inherent merits or intrinsic values.
In
fact I have been steadfastly reiterating this on various issues and domains.
Also
the terminological terrorism is actually a phenomenon assiduously developed by
the media. As it is, words undergo lot of changes in terms of the connotations
that they gather as they evolve. But this terrorism is a method through which
certain vested interest groups/mafias in a many fields starting from academics to
political to religious outfits appropriate certain labels and then feed it on
to the media to divert the attention of the general public so much that the
very people who started it for their vested interest end up forgetting the
original intention like for example the word ‘secularism, communalism etc are
used in India.
When
you have time you may go through these and give your feed back
1] MORALITY
[ in fact I have a face book group
itself named contextual/situational]
On terminological terrorism
On the importance of contextual
relevance, methods of evaluation and mortality of economic theories
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