where do riches go to by jawaharlal nehru summary
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Economic reforms flourished on the foundation of the Indian economy set by the Nehruvian model, aimed at higher rates of growth, rapid industrialization, modernization of agriculture, resource mobilization, self-reliance, reduction of economic inequalities, mitigation of unemployment and reduction of regional inequalities.
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India's high growth story revolves around the economic liberalization policies of the 1990s. Economic reforms flourished on the foundation of the Indian economy set by the Nehruvian model, aimed at higher rates of growth, rapid industrialization, modernization of agriculture, resource mobilization, self-reliance, reduction of economic inequalities, mitigation of unemployment and reduction of regional inequalities, facing new challenges. Contemporary contingencies are being pursued as a permanent solution. In such a situation, there is a need to re-think Jawaharlal Nehru, his ideology and political practices.
Jawaharlal Nehru faced complexity in the name of diversity in Indian history. Intellectually, he bridged the gap between the village Indian and the cosmopolitan, universal Indian. He held India together and strengthened its biological integrity. Aristocratic in taste, democratic and strongly egalitarian in taste, Jawaharlal Nehru comes across as a man with a heightened curiosity in the world around him, a subtly artistic sensibility with a sense of wonder at the wonders of life and the universe never loses.