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Sarkar told, in such situation surplus laborers are ruined and a number of people chose anti-social activities such as theft, robbery, profligacy. Sarkar told, in a collective society there will be no scope of such unhealthy environment. There the benevolent use of science and technology will bring about human welfare. | Sarkar told, in such situation surplus laborers are ruined and a number of people chose anti-social activities such as theft, robbery, profligacy. Sarkar told, in a collective society there will be no scope of such unhealthy environment. There the benevolent use of science and technology will bring about human welfare. | ||
=== Chapter 10 === | |||
In this chapter Sarkar stated, the necessity of the trade union movement to safeguard the interests of the workers can not be denied. But generally it is observed trade union leaders only try to make the workers aware of their rights demands but does nothing to make them conscious of their responsibilities — this is a defect of trade union movement. Another defect of trade union movement is, leadership of a movement does not remain in the hands of true manual laborers, political leaders dominate trade unions and they often promote interest of them or their political parties. | |||
== References == | == References == | ||