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Prout Cover February 2018.Cdr Offices in India : New Delhi, Raipur, Chandigarh, Shimla, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Ananda Nagar (WB), Patna, Chennai, Trichur, Vishakhapatnam website : http://proutjournal.com Overseas Offices : Copenhagen (Denmark), Washington DC, Manila (Philipines), Nairobi, Berlin (Germany), Taipei (Taiwan), Singapore, Qahira email : [email protected] Scan the c “resource grabbing.” corporate and government sponsored Fisherfolk should unite against mobile/tab using QR Code reader ode with V ol No. 29 | Issue No. 02 | February 2018 | Price 25/- 0 9 St up to their duty and court ha acts of torture. La a te impunity continues for https://www ve not stepped wmakers .facebook .com/proutmagazine 1 3 Shrii Shrii Anandamurtiji. in Kolka of the Chakraborty Commission 1974 report of the unofficial enquir https://www t a into the poisoning of .twitt er .com/proutmagazine y READ & SUBSCRIBE PROUT A Vibrant Magazine that Informs & Inspires Progressive Utilisation Theory Propounded by - Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar PROUT - Cry of the Suffering Humanity What is PROUT : PROUT is an acronym for the Progressive Utilization Theory. Conceptualized in 1959 by Indian Philosopher Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar, PROUT is a viable alternative to the outmoded capitalist and communist socio-economic paradigms. Neither of these approaches has adequately met the physical, mental and spiritual needs of humanity. PROUT seeks a harmonious balance between economic growth, social development and cultural expression. Combining the wisdom of spirituality, the struggle for self-reliance, and the spirit of economic democracy, Proutist intellectuals and activists are attempting to create a new civilizational discourse. PROUT newsmagazine aims at conveying comprehensive and visionary goals of PROUT Philosophy. PROUT magazine invites scientists, economists, politicians, artists, intellectuals and others to join us in the creation of a new, spiritually bonded society by propagating and popularising unambiguous elevating thoughts. Through Proutistic views and Neo Humanistic analysis, it strives to serve as beacon for the benighted civilization of our times. Main principles of PROUT and Neo-Humanism Neo-humanism : Neo-humanism expands the humanistic love for all human beings to include love and respect for all creation - plants, animals and even inanimate objects. Neo-humanism provides a philosophical basis for creating a new era of ecological balance, planetary citizenship and cosmic kinship. Basic Necessities Guaranteed to All : People can not strive toward their highest human aspirations if they are lacking the basic requirements of life. PROUT believes that access to food, shelter, clothing, education and medical care are fundamental human rights which must be guaranteed to all. Balanced Economy : Prout advocates regional self-reliance, cooperatively owned and managed businesses, local control of large scale key industries, and limits on the individual accumulation of excessive wealth. Women's Right: PROUT encourages the struggle against all forms of violence and exploitation used to suppress women. PROUT's goal is coordinated cooperation, with equal rights between men and women. Cultural Diversity: In the spirit of universal fellowship PROUT encourages the protection and cultivation of local culture, language, history and tradition. World Government: PROUT supports the creation of world government with a global constitution and a common penal code. {Song No. 4087} JE ÁGUN JVÁLIYE GELE, The fire that You have ignited In all minds by Your mysterious, divine drama; JE ÁGUN JVÁLIYE GELE, That fire shall not be extinguished at any time. SABÁR MANE LIILÁCHALE; The melodies in which You sung Your songs SE ÁGUN NIVABE NÁ KONO KÁLE Those songs by which You gave Your love JE SURE GÁN GEYECHO, Are all mingled and merged in this Earth. JE GÁNE BHÁLOBESECHO That fire shall not be extinguished at any time. MISHE ÁCHE TÁ DHARÁTALE, SE ÁGUN NIVABE NÁ KONO KÁLE Your rectitude and straightforwardness Your impartiality, equality and RJUTÁ SAMATÁ TOMÁR, identification (with all) ÁÁ ÁÁ ÁÁ Has formed the foundation of social equality (sama-samaja). RJUTÁ SAMATÁ TOMÁR, That sweetness (of sama-samaja) SAMA SAMÁJE BHITTI JÁR Will remain for ages upon ages THEKE JÁBE MÁDHURII TÁR, Amongst the animate and inanimate beings. YUGA YUGÁNTE CALÁCALE That fire shall not be extinguished at any time. SE ÁGUN NIVABE NÁ KONO KÁLE O Beloved TUMI PRIYA GUŃÁTIITA, You are beyond all qualities and ÁÁ ÁÁ ÁÁ qualification (gunas) TUMI PRIYA GUŃÁTIITA, Your divine Form is established ARÚPA ÁDHÁR RÚPE STHITA In the foundation of Formlessness. SAḾKALPE APARIMITA Your samkalpas (decrees) are limitless SVAYAḾ SIDDHA TAPO BALE You are self-perfected and self-established SE ÁGUN NIVABE NÁ KONO KÁLE By the strength of Your Suffering and austerities (tapas) JE ÁGUN JVÁLIYE GELE, (For humanity and all created beings). SABÁR MANE LIILÁCHALE; That fire shall not be extinguished at any time. SE ÁGUN NIVABE NÁ KONO KÁLE Contents Volume 29 | Issue 2 | FEBRUARY 2018 How Four Projects Treat Them Today 08 COORDINATED COOPERATION 29 HIDDEN AGENDA Women's Rights PSU Banks Write Off Rs 55,356 Crore in Six Months 09 LAW AND JUSTICE 38 WOMEN POWER A Great Betrayal A Radical Passion for Justice 42 Human Rights 11 FOOD SECURITY Food Sovereignty in a Nutshell Losing Hope: Who will give Kashmiri Pandits Justice 43 Exploitation 13 STATE OPPRESSION As Formal Farm Credit Grows, So Does Hold of Tortures Inflicted Upon Shrii Shrii Anandamurti Moneylenders. Here’s Why and the Administration of Poison to Him 18 WOMEN'S DISCRIMINATION REGULARS Close the Gender Pay Gap - How Far Are We? 05 Editorial 06 Letters 22 ECONOMIC DEMOCRACY Contrasting the Legacy of Political Democracy 07 Inspirational with the Prospects of Economic Democracy 46 Activities Editor Editorial Board A'ca'rya Santosananda Avadhuta A'ca'rya Acyutananda Avadhuta / A'ca'rya Vedaprajinananda Avadhuta / Sohail Inayatullah General Manager: Pranav Koul Business Director : Hanuman Khanduri Circulation Manager: Ramkesh Choudhary Correspondents: Kanhu Charan Behura / Rajesh Singh / Ravindra Singh Layout & Design: Suman Jha / Heera Pramanik Rate (INDIA) Payments in India may be made by cheque favouring Neo-Humanist Education Foundation Newstand Price - ` 25/- mailed to Acarya Santosananda Avadhuta, JC-48, Khirki Extension, Main Road, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi 110017 Annual Subscription - ` 275/- For outstation remittance from non computerized banks/branches add Rs 30.00 for bank clearance charges. Two Years Subscription - ` 520/- Or amounts may be deposited directly to any branch of the State Bank of India as per details below: Three Years Subscription - ` 730/- Neo-Humanist Education Foundation, State Bank of India, Malviya Nagar Branch, C-30 Malviya Nagar, New Delhi 110017 Five Years Subscription - ` 1100/- A/C No. 30379188250 IFSC SBIN0001493 Ten Years Subscription - ` 1800/- Overseas remittances may be made by Paypal using id [email protected] Overseas (BY AIRMAIL) or electronic bank transfer referring above details and Swift Code SBININBB382 Annual - US$ 45 Overseas (By Paypal) Head Office : Prout Bhawan, JC-48, Khirki Extension For enquiries, please contact : US - US$ 45 Main Road, Malviya Nagar, New Delhi - 110017 Mobile No(s). : 9350860274, 9810625082, 9891826488 Others - US$ 50 Mobile No. : 09212199658, 9810625082 Email : [email protected] Email : [email protected] Printed and Published by Acarya Santosananda Avadhuta on behalf of Neo Humanist Education Foundation and printed at Royal Press B-82, Okhla Industrial Area Phase-1, New Delhi - 110 020 and published from JC-48, Khirki Extension, main Road, Malviyanagar, New Delhi - 110 017 Editor : Acarya Santosananda Avadhuta /// PROUTJOURNAL.com / FEBRUARY 2018 PROUTJOURNAL.com / FEBRUARY 2018 /// 03 From the Editor's Desk 2G and Our Corporate Chaprasi Parties “Hence, non-struggle – the absence of struggle – is but The verdict is out - the accused in the 2G scam declared innocent and even the existence of the scam is denied. Since Rahul Gandhi’s America visit, strong propaganda in favour of him has been appearing in the corporate another name for death. It has been My constant media. The corrupt dynastic Congress was re-branded “Grand Old Party” copying the US Republican party. Then came the Gujarat elections where the prince was showcased as Prime Minister material. Now comes this endeavour to arouse this spirit of struggle in you; judgement which enables the Congress to claim that the entire 2G case (which was a principal factor in their loss of the 2014 elections) was itself a fake news scam. I have never encouraged aversion towards struggle.” The alleged villain of this fake news scam whom the Congress demands be investigated is Vinod Rai, former CAG who first exposed the scam (and the Coal Scam) in 2010 and received several awards for this. The NDA rewarded him by granting him the Padma Bhushan. Normally, post-retirement CAG chiefs do not accept any – Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar sinecures. Rai broke with tradition when the PM made him head of the Banks Board Bureau much like how a senior justice in the Sohrabuddin Encounter case was unprecendently made Governor after retirement (and after the death of Justice Loya). However, in February 2012, the Supreme Court held in a public interest suit that the issue of 122 telecom 2G licences to 9 companies in 2008 was “arbitrary and unconstitutional” for using a "first come, first serve" system that “gifted away important natural asset at throw-away prices” and thus declared them canceled.
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