LOPSIDED IMPACT OF POST -LIBERALISATION GROWTH IN INDIA : aA SOCIAL DYNAMICS APPROACH
Penury visible in front contrasts mushrooming of high- rise buildings in backdrop in an indian metropolis By Dr. Narendra Kumar Arya 29 January, 2013 Countercurrents.org C apitalism has morbid inclinations for non-symmetrical characterization of the economic life .It has got weird political aesthetic sensibilities which are embedded in the abnormal distribution of the output and results. From the socio-centric point of view, India succumbed to liberalization policies and programs in big way in 1990s ,promising the unprecedented levels of development drives and prosperity to the nation. But the core character of policies which it embraced have never promised elsewhere and nor do here. In the inconsistent contradictory and deceptive face of liberalisation ,the other facial dimension of the capitalism nova, has produced and is underway in making Indian society and economy asymmetrically distorted, as anticipated , given the very illogical logicity of the economic principles it...