THE F WORD | ALEX EPSTEIN
In this Episode of 10XTalk, you’ll discover the F Word most people are afraid to talk about, and the Human Flourishing Framework that can help you create more significance, growth, and impact in your life with Genius Network Member Alex Epstein. Alex Epstein is a NY Times Best Selling author of The Moral Case for Fossil…
Liberalism in India: Past, Present, and Future
S V Raju has been a ‘convening force’ for Indian liberals. After the closure of the Swatantra Party, he kept the Maharashtra chapter going as a distinct entity so that those who have interest in liberal politics could continue to come together. The Indian Liberal Group was the most active forum, not just in Mumbai…
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Evolution of Liberalism in India
India’s liberalism has evolved through stages that first emphasised earthly life and materialism, then social reforms and political independence, and now economic and social freedom. I shall briefly sketch this evolution and then discuss the role of individuals and organisations in the latest phase of economic and social liberalism.
What does it mean to be a Liberal in India
“What Does it mean to be a Liberal in India”. To find answers to this query, the South Asian Regional Office of the Friedrich Naumann Foundation for Freedom (FNF) in cooperation with the Centre for Civil Society (CCS) and the Students for Liberty (SFL) organized a nation-wide essay writing competition. We were overwhelmed by the response to our call…
Markets are Leading the Fight Against COVID-19
The number of people infected by COVID19 in India has crossed 500. Following the Janata Curfew on 22nd March, 75 cities in India are on total lockdown, allowing only provisioning of essential goods and services. People are hoping that the government will take enough steps to protect us all from this pandemic. However, markets are leading a significant…
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Covid19: Test, test, test; But How?
The government has worked backwards on setting a price-ceiling on clinics and labs conducting such tests: they are not allowed to charge more than Rs. 4,500 per test. Irrespective of what the actual market cost of the test is, we want people to be able to get tested if (in order of priority) they are…