Indian Law: Support or Obstruction? — The Struggle of Farmers in Nashik

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Indian Law: Support or Obstruction? — The Struggle of Farmers in Nashik By Arun Ramchandra Pangarkar Founder – Shramik Kranti Mission “Voice of the Poor” In today’s time, a fundamental question arises — is the law meant to serve the people, or is it being used to obstruct their rightful work? The ongoing struggle of farmers in Pangri Budruk (Taluka Sinnar, District Nashik) has brought this issue into sharp focus. Due to the blockage of the access (wahiwat) road affecting agricultural lands (Gut No. 158, 159, 160), farmers are unable to harvest wheat and transport sugarcane. In the backdrop of unseasonal rains, this has created a serious risk of financial loss. ⚠️ Critical Situation: Two farmers have been hospitalized during the hunger strike due to deteriorating health. Hunger Strike Turns Critical During the protest, the health of two farmers deteriorated, forcing th...

Collective Capitalism: The Path to Poverty Eradication

Collective Capitalism: The Path to Poverty Eradication

Oct 4th, 2024

For poverty eradication, the only real solution is Collective Capitalism. In the present system of individual capitalism, exploitation of workers cannot be prevented. Therefore, nationalization is necessary to establish collective capitalism.

Current Situation

  • The one who actually works hard often remains hungry.
  • The one who does not work at all keeps getting richer with the power of money.

To break this unjust contradiction, we must restructure the entire system of production and distribution on a collective basis.

Required Mechanism: Production and Distribution System

  • Direct participation and ownership of workers in production.
  • Guarantee of work and fair wages for everyone.
  • A just distribution system where wealth is not concentrated in a few hands, but reaches all levels of society.

Key Features of Collective Capitalism

  • Worker = Owner
  • Profit = For social development
  • Production = According to need, not just for profit
  • Distribution = Balanced and just
Collective Capitalism means a combination of the efficiency of capitalism with the equality of socialism. Through this path, we can achieve poverty eradication, social justice, and sustainable development.

✊ Therefore, if we truly want to eradicate poverty, moving towards Collective Capitalism is essential.

Arun Ramchandra Pangarkar
Founder, Ideal Wealth Distribution System Movement
a.k.a. Poverty Eradication Movement

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