Monthly Archives: September 2017

Making Sense of A Fragmented World

Posted on September 16, 2017 by Harsh Singh Lohit

I read Mihir Shah, agriculturist, in The Best of Times The Worst of Times in the Hindu newspaper (13 June 2017) on the agrarian unrest in parts of India earlier this year; and listened to P. Sainath, the face of … Continue reading →

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A Movie on Aman Bagh. 2017

Posted on September 14, 2017 by Harsh Singh Lohit

Aman Bagh (www.amanbagh.org) is an organic, natural farm on 6 acres in Mangar village, in south Haryana, India. This 20-minute movie was created from a powerpoint presentation made at a private forum in July 2017, and is therefore without a … Continue reading →

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The Weight of Income and Wealth Inequality in India: 1922-2014

Posted on September 10, 2017 by Harsh Singh Lohit

  With Sincere Apologies to the Crocodile The line graph below is unusually poignant, the reptile opening wide its jaws as if waiting for unsuspecting prey to feed its insatiable appetite. By 2014, the richest 10% of Indians owned 55% … Continue reading →

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