Bhabani Shankar Nayak

Capitalism is a barbaric and unforgiving system, especially toward the working people and the planet on whose shoulders it stands, exploiting human beings and nature alike. Yet, with the help of the state and government, it designs policies and processes that help to socialise the crisis, forgiving corporations when they fail to repay their borrowings due to insolvency or bankruptcy.

Subhash Chandra Capitalism is a barbaric and unforgiving system, especially toward the working people and the planet on whose shoulders it stands—exploiting human beings and nature alike. Yet, with the help of the state and government, it designs policies and processes that help to socialise the crisis, forgiving corporations when they fail to repay their borrowings due to insolvency or bankruptcy.

Recent reports indicate that PM Modi is being worshipped as a god at several locations—both inside existing temples and outside them—and a “Modi Mandir” is currently under construction plan in Patna, the state capital of Bihar. These activities are neither merely reflects a culture of sycophancy in politics nor an accidental onslaught on science, reason, and the Hindu religion; rather, they sound odd and offensive to the spiritual traditions of Hinduism or any religion for that matter.