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=== Chapter 6 === | === Chapter 6 === | ||
In this chapter Sarkar provided another example of vested interest — caste system. He told, once a section of people attempted to establish its supremacy over other people through the power of superior knowledge and intellect. Their descendants of that section of people enjoyed that social supremacy and opportunities. This is also a form of exploitation. | In this chapter Sarkar provided another example of vested interest — caste system. He told, once a section of people attempted to establish its supremacy over other people through the power of superior knowledge and intellect. Their descendants of that section of people enjoyed that social supremacy and opportunities. This is also a form of exploitation. | ||
=== Chapter 7 === | |||
In this chapter Sarkar discussed on two topics. First he told, a single living being of this creation can not be neglected, nor can we ignore the smallest part of the universe. | |||
Then he suggested industrial development must follow the principle of decentralization. Industrial development in one part of the world can not successfully eradicate unemployment or poverty of another part. In industrial system, it is necessary to build up numerous self-sufficient units, at least for those agricultural and industrial commodities which are essential for living. Otherwise people will have to suffer during wars and abnormal circumstances. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||