Chapter 2: Liberalization, is it a true breakthrough? In the last chapter, we have seen an overview of India’s political, economic, and social status after independence. The government-controlled most actions of citizens, including their wants and choices. Businesses did not boom because of the government’s involvement. Although the hunger crisis was resolved through the green revolution, the poverty level was […]

Chapter 3: A new framework towards progressive India In the last chapter, in detail, we understood the loopholes in neoliberalism and privatization, where we learned that superficial changes could not address grass-root level problems. What India needs to become a progressive nation is a new framework. A framework that does not require reinventing the wheel but the one that our […]