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]]> By: Capitalism, the only way out? at Blogbharti http://www.isvarmurti.com/2007/02/26/an-open-letter-to-the-prime-minister-of-india/#comment-53 Capitalism, the only way out? at Blogbharti Mon, 26 Feb 2007 23:29:02 +0000 http://www.isvarmurti.com/2007/02/26/an-open-letter-to-the-prime-minister-of-india/#comment-53 [...] V.Isvarmurti, ex-MLC from Tamilnadu, seems to think that capitalism is the only way out for India. In an open letter to PM, after his visit to Shantiniketan, he writes this One silver linging is the Chief Minister’s change of heart. He now openly says Capitalism is the way out! There is now an unsaid truth and wisdom, it seems, among the State’s elite, I hope also among the garrulous ageing Leftist parties of various hues, that their game is up and finally over! Yes, we have to follow the “best practices” in the governance of the State. There has to be a clear realisation, that FDI and other investments are now forthcoming if only you create the conducive climate. It is to the credit of Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee that he had crossed the Rubicon! One hopes, the State truly utilises the services of its tallest leaders, Prof.Amartya Sen, Somnath Chatterjee and others to transform Bengal and in the process Santiniketan into a 20th century miracle. Linked by Krish [...] [...] V.Isvarmurti, ex-MLC from Tamilnadu, seems to think that capitalism is the only way out for India. In an open letter to PM, after his visit to Shantiniketan, he writes this One silver linging is the Chief Minister’s change of heart. He now openly says Capitalism is the way out! There is now an unsaid truth and wisdom, it seems, among the State’s elite, I hope also among the garrulous ageing Leftist parties of various hues, that their game is up and finally over! Yes, we have to follow the “best practices” in the governance of the State. There has to be a clear realisation, that FDI and other investments are now forthcoming if only you create the conducive climate. It is to the credit of Buddhadeb Bhattacharjee that he had crossed the Rubicon! One hopes, the State truly utilises the services of its tallest leaders, Prof.Amartya Sen, Somnath Chatterjee and others to transform Bengal and in the process Santiniketan into a 20th century miracle. Linked by Krish [...]

]]> By: Supratim Pal http://www.isvarmurti.com/2007/02/26/an-open-letter-to-the-prime-minister-of-india/#comment-52 Supratim Pal Mon, 26 Feb 2007 17:56:04 +0000 http://www.isvarmurti.com/2007/02/26/an-open-letter-to-the-prime-minister-of-india/#comment-52 Dear Mr Isvarmurti It is nice to read your "open letter to the PM", although i have doubt whether Manmohan Singh will ever able to read it. But he should. Being the PM, as well as the cjancellor of Visva-Bharati (VB), it is his duty to give some thought to theailing university, as rightly poinrted out by you. Like you, i am also an ex-VB, but quite younger than you. I completed my PG in English in 2004. Being a former student, i can say that VB is on its decline. I visit Santiniketan regularly, but the change (unfortunately on the wrong side) is starkly visible. If you receive this mail, plz send a reply so that i can share my thoughts with you regarding this. with regards, Supratim. Dear Mr Isvarmurti
It is nice to read your “open letter to the PM”, although i have doubt whether Manmohan Singh will ever able to read it.
But he should. Being the PM, as well as the cjancellor of Visva-Bharati (VB), it is his duty to give some thought to theailing university, as rightly poinrted out by you.
Like you, i am also an ex-VB, but quite younger than you. I completed my PG in English in 2004. Being a former student, i can say that VB is on its decline. I visit Santiniketan regularly, but the change (unfortunately on the wrong side) is starkly visible.
If you receive this mail, plz send a reply so that i can share my thoughts with you regarding this.
with regards,
Supratim.

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