A famine is very much ahead and it is to be addressed before the emergence of the flood of issues!

By Editors Collective

India is facing a huge economic crisis. Every individual, family and Institution is already started to face the heat of it. Ongoing Farmers strike is a huge hit on the economy of entire India. The fight is ultimately going to create a famine like the famine during the world War. There is economic uneasiness in every economic sector. Causes of uneasiness is unimaginable to the common people. It is very difficult to manage massive crisis when it hit the society at unexpected times.

Large cause of uneasiness is every sector of economy is the unpredictability of economic conditions. Most of them are because of the artificially controlled market prices. Every segment of economy is controlled by invisible forces. No individual or Institution in India is able to assure stability in our economy and pricing factors. Government has no control in the pricing process. Corporates have gained capacity to control any government officials through their money power and muscle power. One or two visionary leaders can do nothing to create an uncorrupt system in our nation. We need to understand the undercurrent in our economy.

Everything get corrupted during the process of Percolation. Corruption erupt at first or second level of every action. Action must have been initiated with a good intention. Corrupt forces are one with one another and every politician is under the influence of corrupt forces. Hence we should create something beyond all possibilities of corruption over it.

Advance Care can help us to avoid another migration!

Within an year we have forgotten the pains of large reverse migration of people from the large cities in India. No government could do anything to help the migrants. Many have made lighter comments adding and adjective of labourers to the migrants by calling them migrant labourers. We as a nation forgot the slogan of all Indians are my brothers and sisters for a while. Only few individuals and few institutions and organizations could do something to help the large population who were struggling to get back to their homes.

Tough travel had slowly turned to become pilgrimages and people had forgotten the pain of their journey. There were great joy when they found enlightenment and it had reflected in silence everywhere in the country. Lot of untold stories had emerged to address the difficult time and there were cure found everywhere in the nation.

People came forward to reduce the pain everywhere. Literally every youth of the nation had become an volunteer in answering the tears of the suffering. Lot of initiatives were taken place until recently and few are still in an ongoing process of support for the needy.

It reminds the way the flood in 2019 was managed in the state of Kerala! Indian people are united very much!!

Participation of youth in large numbers had turned the crisis of flood in Kerala a great transformation of human dignity and relationship. Inspired civil servants had risen to the occasion and religious unity was instantly emerged in to the action front. Community kitchens and communication systems were befitting to the Six Sigma Standards. What a magic it had created the history will ever remember the joy of unity at the peak of a large crisis. This is the same spirit of Indian people every time we face a calamity.

Inspired civil society and ignited youth groups are the largest resources of a civilized nation.

We should foresee a crisis before it hit us from all angles. We need not wait until it hit our neighborhood. There are many things that we can do to safeguard the future of our children and grandchildren. Two things that we can do immediately are important.

First is the voluntary participation of large number of people in implementation of National Education Policy. Every Indian can participate in NEP very much.

Second is the promotion of Family Tourism and local travels as suggested by the honorable Prime Minister. Every Indian Family should visit five new places within the country in an year.

1. Role of People in National Education Policy:

Engaging people and resolving their primary requirements within themselves is an important economic thing. This thing require large thinking even to understand even a bit of it. There should be a wall for you to draw your pictures is a phrase. But the corporates are not aware about the basic economic fundamentals to know the euphoria and paraphernalia of this phrase.

How come this kind a dimension here may be a question arising from everyone in education mainstream. Education is the keyboard of the global development system. Every development revolve around education. Engaging students is social welfare initiatives is an important thing for them to fetch experience and expertness. Making practice real and effective is very important. Internship is very important in education. So far it is done in the paper. National Education Policy demands them in practice.

There are but models done way Back in line with NEP Suggestions! Prof. Dr. NAILADY SRIDHAR SHETTY had done it very effectively in Dental education three decades back. This is how AB Shetty Memorial Dental College had become a Role Model for Dental Education in India.

Prof. Dr. N. Sridhar Shetty had extended the wings of his vision over general medical and socio economic paradigms by developing a holistic approach towards education and social wellbeing. He could do it because of the total support he had got from the management of his institution. This is a perfect example of Enthusiastic Academic Leadership and Enlighted Visionary Leadership in Education Sector. This has to become a model today to emerge everywhere.

This example must be the first of its kind anywhere in the history of Independent India. We should have a mind to appreciate and adopt an existing model when we are talking the same thing in the New Education Policy. Managements of Educational Institutions has to envision development of an equitable society. They should be willing to give back to the society all that they are able to mobilize and materialize. Academic leadership has to be vested in the hands of enthusiastic Professors like Prof. Dr. Sridhar Shetty.

2. Family Tourism and Economic Programs:

Promotion of Family Tourism and local travels can make a turnaround in giving a leverage for Indian Economy. Where is money to visit five places in the country will be the immediate response when we talk about the second suggestion in the list of two mass programs. Here is the magic of money making and spending. Human is a large resource by itself. We can create any number of economic initiatives to make a leap in our economic transformation process provided we are able to handle the market forces that are the divisive force within the nation against the nation.

We need not study any rocket science to control the racket that collapse fixed prices for the products. Method of the market forces are same all the times. They offers higher prices at first level. Create an increase in production. Buy the first crops at a higher price and then suddenly or slowly as they feel for their advantage will collapse the price. People will be forced to sell their produce at a throw away price. Large warehouses will store produce in large quantities. Chemicals will be applied to preserve them. Prices start to increase Exorbitantly once the produce are taken away from the farmers at thrown away prices.

How to resolve the issue?

All the issues can be sorted out with a single act called participatory economics. It is as simple as the Democratic principles. We shall rise up to the occasion together as a nation. Many economic issues can be addressed when we are able to list the resources available in the radius of 50 kilometers.

Part two of the article will be about the solutions based on four principles. We can connect it with four names; Gandhi, Shastri, Kalam and Kurien

Vartha Bharati | 15-02-2019 | 10:50:00 IST

Writer, thinker, pioneer of Beary movement Abdul Raheem Teekay is no more
Mangaluru, Feb 15: Well-known businessman, pioneer of the Beary movement, poet, writer, translator, thinker Abdul Raheem (65), passed away after a brief illness on Tuesday morning at his residence in Mangaluru. He is survived by wife, two sons, four brothers, including Umar Teekay of Bengaluru.

Abdul Raheem Teekay was an entrepreneur. Besides being the managing director of Teekays Corporate Concepts, he was a poet and author. A passionate, who was deeply concerned about society. He was an activist, who put his complete efforts for the Beary Language Movement. Later, he became the founding president of the Bearys Sahitya Parishat.

He entered into the world of literature as an organizer of the historic first Beary Sahitya Sammelana, which was held under the aegis of Beary Sahitya mattu Sanskritik Sangha on November 11, 1998 at the Town Hall in Mangaluru.

He has the honour of leading the second and the third Beary Sahitya Sammelanas as the president of the Kendriya Beary Sahitya Parishat, which were organised by the Kendriya Beary Sahitya Parishat on November 21, 1999 at Neralkatte’s Indian Auditorium in Bantwal taluk; and on October 28, 2011 at Udyavara’s Halima Sabju Auditorium in Udupi, respectively.

His Beary translation of the English – Kannada poem ‘For You,’ written by Mamta G Sagar was published under compilation of poems ‘Hide and Seek’ and became famous internationally.

His articles reviews, stories, and poems have been published in Varthabharati, Udayavani, Janavahini, Bearyvarte and many other newspapers in Karnataka.

‘Mallige Balli’ (2014) was his maiden Beary poetry compilation. His poems are very close to the reality of life, and directly touch the reader’s heart. The credit of translating the world-renowned English novel ‘The Alchemist’ by Paulo Coelho, after getting the official permission from the original writer, to Kannada in the name of ‘Rasavadi’ (2015) goes to Abdul Rahim Teekay.

His service is tremendous in molding the future of hundreds of children through the registered ‘Salma Bawa Foundation,’ which he started after his father and mother’s name in order to educate poor children.

He has been a member of the Board of Directors of Mangaluru’s major sporting institution Mangalore Bicycle Club since 2016. He served as the president of the city’s prestigious ‘Casa Grande’ housing complex for three consecutive terms from 2002 to 2005.

Abdul Rahim Teekay was born in Jokatte and brought up in Bajpe. He was the second son of Bawa Abdul Khader and Salma Abdul Khader of prestigious Kademane family. Abdul Raheem was residing in Mangaluru. He was fond of this land’s language and culture, which is evident through his writings.