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Newspaper Clippings Pertaining to the Persecution of Shrii Prabhat Rainjan Sarkar
Arrest 1971
The Indian Nation December 30, 1971
The Indian Nation December 30, 1971 – masthead
Acquittal 1978
The Statesman, July 5, 1978 – 1
The Statesman, July 5, 1978 – 2
The Statesman, July 5, 1978 – 3
The Statesman, July 5, 1978 – masthead
PROUT, What It Stands For: 5th fundamental principle
From the booklet PROUT, What It Stands For
The method of utilization should vary in accordance with the changes in time, place and person and the utilizations should be of progressive nature.
Method of Utilization
The world is a changing phenomenon. Nothing here is stationary. What is pretty today may become ugly tomorrow. The little baby of today grows into …
PROUT, What It Stands For: 4th fundamental principle
From the booklet PROUT, What It Stands For
There should be a proper adjustment among these physical, metaphysical, mundane, supramundane and spiritual utilizations
Proper Adjustment Among Utilizations
The maximum utilization on which so much emphasis has been given in the second and third principles should not be confined to any particular sphere as that may lead to certain disadvantages. First, …
PROUT, What It Stands For: 3rd fundamental principle
From the booklet PROUT, What It Stands For
There should be maximum utilization of all physical, metaphysical and spiritual potentialities of unit and collective body of the human society.
Maximum Utilization of All Potentialities
The individual and the collectivity is a controversial issue in the social and economic spheres. Those who attach all importance to individuals alone are all out …
PROUT, What It Stands For: 2nd fundamental principle
Maximum Utilization and Rational Distribution
There should be maximum utilization and rational distribution of all mundane, supramundane and spiritual potentialities of the universe.
The first principle of PROUT is intended to fulfil artificial human wants. But apart from these man-made wants there are certain natural ones, which are difficult to satisfy for the existing theories. While desperately attempting in vain …
PROUT, What It Stands For: 1st fundamental principle
No accumulation without permission
No individual should be allowed to accumulate any physical wealth without the clear permission or approval by the collective body.
PROUT’s first fundamental principle of strives to seek:
- To protect all from artificial scarcity
- Solutions to the problems of both capitalist and collectivist economies
- Awareness of the State administration toward its benevolent and philanthropic mission.
This …
The PROUT Companion: Political System
Q. What is the fundamental difference between the proutistic political system and other political systems with reference to motivation and structure?
The motivation and purpose behind the proutistic political system is basically to administer in a manner so that economic institutions are able to materialize the principles and policies of a progressive economy, and that the society progresses ahead with …
The PROUT Companion: Agricultural Policy
Q. What should be the percentage of population supporting themselves on agriculture?
In a developed economy only 30 to 45% of the population should support themselves on agriculture. In countries where a greater population live on agriculture there should be an endeavour to shift the surplus population to agro-based and agrico-(post-harvest) industries.
Q. What will the mode of development of …
The PROUT Companion: Industrial policy
Q. What will be the Proutistic industrial policy?
PROUT propounds a system of decentralization of economic power. The centralization of economic power, whether it is in the hands of individuals or the state, such as under capitalism and communism respectively, leads to economic-political exploitation. Private capitalists venture to suck the vital juice from the social tree.
For decades the global …