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Seven Steps to New Life Styles

Our New Life Styles

Keta Meera Sahebu

We have seen in discussion The efforts that is gone in preparing the

new Economic model for New Age. In this discussion let us see

the benefits that we get by adopting this model and the

steps to reach the set goals

1.India Shining

After independence we have made great strides.

Our growth in several fields are phenomenal.

We have hat trick in Moon mission.

We have designed and launched our own satellites

We build and run our nuclear reactors

We generate our own power

We run and maintain our power plants

Our power distribution system covers entire India

We have designed and deployed our own missiles

We have developed our strike air craft

We have built world class roads

We design manufacture and run our trains

We have made great strides in IT sector.

Our professionals are appreciated in all countries

Our industry growth in all sectors is phenomenal

Soon we will be on top of world trade

The credit for this goes to all political leaders ,all secretaries ,

all dreamers and visionaries whose ideas shaped India as exists now

2.India Bleeding

While our progress is great we are lacking on many fronts

Remember there are only 32 million tax payers in India

One third of worlds poor live in India. According to the

new estimates, India had 456 million people living

below the new international poverty line of $1.25 per day.

The number of Indian poor also constitute 33% of the

global poor, which is pegged at1.4 billion people .

India also had 828 million people, or 75.6% of the

population living below $2 a day. Sub-Saharan Africa,

considered the world's poorest region, is better —

it has 72.2% of its population (551m) people below the $2 a day level.

Employment Status

Added to this inefficiency in capitalism we add 15 million

every year to our population. New jobs, are created to the

extent of 10 million by the government. It is a very large figure.

It is more than half of Australia .But then, 5 million or

more are added to the unemployed lot. We fear large scale

modernization in agriculture. Because this will through out

many more agriculture workers onto the streets searching for work.

Look at the distribution of people by 2020. India will have 1300 million

people by then. Those who need schools and colleges will be

490 million. Retired will be 57 million. Those who need employment will be 772 million.

Going by the present statistics capitalism can employ about

507 million. Unemployed will stand at 260 million.

Here again in agriculture sector under capitalism will employ

288 million. By modernization we can reduce the manpower to

153 million at the same time we can double the produce. If we

do this then capitalism employs a meager 372 million.

The unemployed will rise to 395 million.

Flight of Farmers Look at agriculture. In the 1930s, about 25%

of the US population resided on the nation's 6,000,000 small farms

and produced enough food for all of them. In India today we

have 65% population on farms. We still struggle to feed every one .

The real problem behind all this lies in the economic model,

‘capitalism’ that we are using for years.

Look at the number of death of these poor farmers “ More than

17,500 farmers a year killed themselves between 2002 and 2006,

according to experts who have analyzed government statistics.

At least 160,000 farmers have committed suicide since 1997,

experts say.” From Google. Look at our education system.

Our students run pillar to post to get education , to pay their

fees and to manage themselves during education.

After all this is over they run door to door for jobs.

Few are lucky to get immediately but majority of these

educated have to run behind several industries to get some job

Very few live happily in old age. Majority has to depend upon

their children, friends and relatives.

Most of our employed people are under un-organized sector .

They have to pray god every day for their daily bread.

While 32 million could be happy but for the rest about 1100 million

it is a night mare. All this make us believe ”India is bleeding”.

3.End of Road

Capitalism has many ills

It cannot solve our problem of unemployment.

It cannot solve large scale inequality.

It cannot remove vagaries of the existing society .

Under capitalism debt trap lay ahead for the government

It cannot bring social justice to 1000 million or more people in India.

If you are not convinced about these statistics look at what is

happening in world over

It will give you an insights of how capitalism works

Inequality is rising due to capitalism

Inequality is nothing new to capitalism. According to a report by the

Washington-based Institute of Policy Studies (IPS), “the combined sales

of the world's top 200 MNCs is now greater than the combined GDP

of all but the world's nine largest national economies. Yet, the total

direct employment generated by these multinationals is a mere

18.8 millions -one-hundredth of one per cent of the global workforce.”

Distribution of People by 2020

India will have 1300 million people by then. Those who need schools

and colleges will be 490 million. Retired will be 57 million.

Those who need employment will be 772 million.

Going by the present statistics capitalism can employ about

507 million. Unemployed will stand at 260 million.

Here again in agriculture capitalism will employ 288 million.

By modernization we can reduce the manpower to 153 million

at the same time we can double the produce.

If we do this then capitalism employs a meager 372 million.

The unemployed will rise to 395 million.

Communism cannot take us beyond

Since capitalism is not solving our problems can we turn to communism ?

Look at your own children When you boss over them they retort

They rebel They fight They do not like it

If it so how can a grown up man can tolerate this model

Even in communist countries the drift It has already made a beginning

Communism fallen in Russia China slowly changing over to

capitalistic methods in running its industries Then how can any

one say let us take to communism

Our Tardy Political Atmosphere

Over and above all these problems we have another problem.

We are following democracy. We elect our own leaders.

Unfortunately very few of these elected leaders work for the betterment of the people.

“Politics has become big business…. The returns in

‘political businesses’ are higher than the pay back in any other business’

“The analysis of the re-contesting candidates for the last

Lok Saba elections revealed that the average asset value increase of all these

MP’s was 287 percent, equal to Rs2.75 crore for each MP.

The maximum asset increase was 9,137percent.’

Statistics from ‘Election Watch’ indicates that 150 MPs in the current

parliament have criminal records… There are 72 MPs with serious criminal charges.

“He (Madhu Koda ) was first elected to the Jharkhand Legislature in 2005.

He was chief minister for just about two years , from 2006 to 2008.

The Enforcement directorate has alleged that he has laundered money

estimated to be about Rs4000 crores”

Corruption in government offices

You want any thing from government there are people who will try

to take advantage of this to collect some bribe. The common mans

owes and disgust increasing every day. And still they have no

option to escape from these clutches of these government staff.

Capitalism has not done good to many people living in India .

No one likes authoritarian rule of communism. Even children do not like nagging parents.

Co-operative movement has made a beginning almost along with capitalism

Therefore we can say we have reached the end of the road in our attempt to make India great.

4.New Model for New Age

World over the search is going on to find an alternative to capitalism

Most of the economic models that are proposed in USA and else

where are very good, but have not crossed the level of dreams and visions.

This new model for new age is based on three simple concepts that we

use and are fully aware . The new economic model is the fusion of three simple concepts

i. capitalism as we are using now

ii. co-operative effort which are all aware of it

iii Post dated cheques which we issue to purchase the goods .

This fusion releases economic nuclear power in India that changes our living styles.

New life style of lower income group

They have monthly salary

They have house of their own

They have transport

They have two wheelers

They have money for food

They go to hotels

They have medical facilities

They have tourism facilities

They have leaves like every government employee

The have old age pension

They pay tax and live a happy life

Their children go to schools

They go on tour 10 days in a year

They have old age pension enough to meet their requirement

They enjoy life

They have TV

They have Internet

They have mobile phone

They are covered under insurance

Their life is totally organized

There are no ups and downs

Accident insurance

Death insurance

Vehicle insurance

Easy Buy will be your new distribution centers .

You have water connection in your house

You have electricity in your house

You have gas

You have parks

5.Seven steps to Reach The goals

There are only seven steps to reach the goal

Step1: Employ All who want work

Step2: Work out salary structure

Step3: Work out goods and services they get

Step4: Assess the total demand and produce

Step5: Work out a method to pay their salaries

Step6: Stream line goods distribution method

Step7: Work out time frames to supply items

6.Our New Life Styles

1: Capitalism employs in reality only 372 million by 2020.

Unemployed will be 395 million. In spite of tall claims by its supporters ,

this is the most inefficient system for employing people.

Under “Reverse Principle” we are employing 767 million. There are no unemployed.

2:When we employ all under Reverse Principle the demand at the lower

income group should go up by 25% logically. To cater for this demand

we have doubled the man power in industries, water, power, etc.

Therefore we can assume they will produce goods to meet the expected

demand due to increase in work force.

3: Under construction there were only 23 million under capitalism.

This figure rose to a staggering 252 million under Reverse Principle.

They will build houses for all, old age hostels, tourist hotels, schools ,

colleges, industries, parks, roads , water harvesting, energy , etc.

Their jobs are end less. All will be working full time and building these requirements .

4: We pay each one Rs9000 at the lowest end. With this salary

they get housing, transport, and all the day to day requirements.

They even get money for tourism and old age pension after retirement.

They get their ration etc through “Easy Buy” supply chains

which are organized on the lines of Subhiksha.

5: When the newly employed go to market with this money they

may not get many things to start with . Many goods like two wheelers,

TV, telephones may not be there. They are therefore put under

q- and they have to wait till these goods are produced.

6: Ration shops are in bad taste as far as distribution of goods are concerned.

They will be replaced by “Easy Buy “ shops.

It is they who will distribute these goods to the low income group.

7: All those who want to work are employed.

Therefore there is no unemployed any where in India.

8: For the lowest workers the salary is fixed as per the existing norms.

But then the price of the goods are on the lines of cooperative lives.

There are no advertisements costs. There are no middle men. There are no taxes.

9:Cooperative movement gets stream lined by the Reverse Currency.

Any group can start an industry by drawing the Reverse Currency.

They can pay the salaries through Reverse Currency.

Banks stream line the release of funds and therefore contain inflation etc.

Every thing move without any friction.

10.As of now there are only 32 million tax payers in India .

It is they who want to pay higher price for better quality.

This capitalistic fabric is not disturbed. Capitalism will be there for these 32 million.

By 2020 this figure may go up to 70 million and may go up further because of increased prosperity.

11:Every village plans their requirement and build them.

They draw funds required from reverse currency and build, parks roads in their village, shops complexes and other requirement. Government interference does not exist.

That is how we have the Swaraj of Mahathma Gandhi.

12: By the use of Reverse currency we employ all those who want work all the time.

Therefore the infrastructure gets a boost. Economy gets multiplied.

Prices comes down. Every one enjoys a better standard of living.

13. By 2020 a total of 490 million children will be going to various schools

of which 50 million will be going to better private schools a

nd colleges by paying as per capitalistic model. 440 million children draw reverse currency and scale new peaks in the ladder of education.

14.Out of the 772 million working people about

70 million will live as if they are under capitalism . The balance 702 million workers too will pay tax at reduced rates and have every thing.

15.Out of the 57 million retired people 3 million will be enjoying

a wonder full retired life, living in hotels, seeing luxurious places

flying from place to place and enjoying the fruits of their life.

The remaining 54 million live in old age hostels move from place

to place once in every three months if they so desire and live a happy retired life.

16.Every year every working person go on tourism for ten days and live in

tourist places at its cost price.

17.Infrastructure gets a boost ,Crime comes down to zero, Corruption will be rooted out.

18. Year after year the economy scales new peaks and new heights

There are no downs. We have peaks to climb and Life will be full of fun.

7.New Governance

Under New governance every thing is web based. Every activity is registered

through appropriate webs. You get the required information through

search engines directed towards specified webs. You get all data through webs.

Elections are stream lined. And there are many more such innovations in functioning of the government

8.Risk Factors

Changing over to “Reverse Principle’ has all the merits. It has all the advantages.

But it has only one risk factor . We have to produce 400 million

six square flats for couples.500 million lab tops for children going

to schools.400 million lab tops for workers.400 million computers for

schools and colleges200 million hostel rooms for students .1000 million TV

sets, one each for every one.1000 million mobile phones800 million

battery operated two wheelers for all working people.200 million flats for

tourism one for each couple over and above the increased demand in food,

cloths and consumer items. But then in the process we can make sure

that every body gets some thing or other every year.

9. It is Not a Dream

This is not a dream. More than 200 pages have been written .

l book are published and the same are send to several dreamers and visionaries.

Let us some of the views in this section

Views

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The Prime Minister sends his best wishes to you for every

success in all your endeavors.

Vikram K. Doraiswami Private secretary to The Prime Minister

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It is easy to dismiss scientist Author Keta Meera Sahebu as a dreamer.

His latest book, The Greatest of all Dreams-Vision 2015, seems

like presenting what India could become a decade ahead as a kind of Utopia The Hindu”

It is an interesting narration that matches with the aspirations of the future

on Indian people from all walks of life who enjoy dreaming.

Coining a holistic approach which takes the best of Capitalism,

Communism and Spiritualism the author feels that India is in the right

shape to lead the world. This week Marathahalli

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Apart from the excellent treatment of the topics, the enclosed write up is a great help to people like me.

The foreword by Dr .N.Chaturvedi is an eye opener and indicative

of his rich experience. The introduction by Prof Seshagiri Rao itself is an experience in learning.

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I wish you success in your endeavour

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The book makes an interesting reading! It is not only your dream

it is every Indian’s dream! I enjoyed reading the book and wish

to see India where you have dreamed it to be!

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I am directed by the Hon’ble Minister to convey his thanks for the gesture

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Biodata

Keta Meera Sahebu born on 15 November 1942 in Hindu family. His father Keta Narayana Murthy and Mother Keta Achiyamma were God fearing and no more. He married Chitti Narayanamma in the year 1965.

She is there, by the side of the author in all his activities .

She loves children Sridhar and Sridevi, affectionate towards daughter in law Sheela

and loving grand children Shaswat and Shreshta The author was Additional Director in DRDO for 35 years .

After retirement he was Prof and HOD in MVJCE for three years and working as a Professor in SVCE for the past four years .The author was trying to bring in a quantum jump in India and change the life styles of every one.

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Permalink Reply by Lorenzo Abbiati on January 8, 2012 at 8:18am

very interesting topic there's so much to say......

capitalism and comunism are loosers......love is the answer....too ridiculous answers.

we have to be activists . we should organize a meeting showing all our competences and needs and guarantee life and health education to everyone......but this would go against natural selection the most adaptive has to live and reproduce,,,,,oh what a mess......still talk here on this topic with you....