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- Thursday, Apr 21, 2011
Audio Talk at an international meeting in New Delhi in March 2011 -
- Wednesday, Mar 23, 2011
Commentary I still can’t understand. Mohammed Bouazizi, a 24-year-old vegetable seller in Tunisia, sets himself on fire... -
- Wednesday, Mar 02, 2011
Commentary Egypt paid the price, so will we if we ignore the Mahatma’s prescription: production by the masses, not for the masses. -
- Tuesday, Jan 25, 2011
Blog Post I sometimes wonder why public money is allowed to be spent on promoting private business interests. -
- Monday, Nov 22, 2010
Commentary I have always failed to understand why the governments have been lowering the interest rate on bank savings. In England, as early as in 1996, banks provided barely one per cent interest on savings. -
- Thursday, Nov 04, 2010
Blog Post Indian agriculture provides a sustained market for the US companies. What is good for the commercial interest of the US companies is not necessarily going to be productive for Indian farmers. But then, Indian Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has time... -
- Monday, Oct 18, 2010
Blog Post Much of China and India, the two giants, is being rendered landless. Thanks to our political leaders, the masses are being pauperised so as to fill the pockets of the rich and influential. The profits that the rich garner in the process is counted... -
- Tuesday, Oct 12, 2010
Blog Post Across developing countries all over the world, bullying tactics are being employed by the micro-finance institutions (MFIs). Because of the vested interest, and the general feeling that micro-finance is a pious initiative, the dark underbelly of ... -
- Sunday, Oct 10, 2010
Blog Post Globalisation has brought the rich and the crooked together. True globalisation would be when good people from across the globe come together. -
- Saturday, Oct 09, 2010
Commentary If Shylock was alive today, I am sure he would have floated a public stock offering and would have been amongst the richest in the world. Forbes magazine would have certainly included his name in the list of the top 50 billionaires, and The Econom... - All Most Recent Content
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Recent AudioTalk By Devinder Sharma in March 2011 Exception risen for this audio: 177730 More Details... Featured Sharma's Articles-
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ZNet Article Harkishanpura is a non-descript village in Bathinda district of Punjab in northwestern India. It suddenly made its way into news when in an unprecedented move the village panchayat announced that the village was up for sale. That was in Jan 2001. ... - All Featured Sharma's Articles
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