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RESEARCH PAPER Mahatma Gandhi and Deendayal Upadhayay A Comparative study of economic philosophies Yogita Sharma Yashwant Singh Tanwer Abstract Many philosophers throughout the course of time carved various economic theories for the society to follow whatever suits them best.  Maidening from the barter system to capitalism by Adam Smith (1776), communism by Karl Marx (1887), mixed economy model of Keynes (1930), Ghandhian economics by Kumarappa (1951), integral economics by Deendayal Upadhayay (1955) and social business by Yunus (2011).  Though after the collapse of barter system almost all of the doctrines were profit driven and 10 on 10 theories were aimed to achieve maximum social and individual health and satisfaction.  But the two theories which stands out of this spectra are : (a) Ghandhian economics and (b) Integral economics.  This study paper will evaluate, compare and define briefly the Gandhian economics and Integral economics and investigate whether these...

youthwords.com The left right left of poltical identification in India                                        : Yashwant Singh Tanwer We as society are more divided than we ever were by the political spectrum we affiliate ourselves with. We often see others and ourselves as well identifying as a right-wing nationalist or a left-wing ideologue but what do we mean when we say right-wing or left-wing? Are these mere political ideologies or a strict division between social identities based on class or region or race or gender? To start with we must clearly comprehend what is right, left and centre with respect to our nation. Term Right and left wing were coined in French assembly around revolutionary era in 1789, where it referred to the "seating" of royalists and anti-royalists in the ...