The Radical Humanist Formerly Independent India - Organ of the Radical Humanist Movement June 19 1949

While the same may be true of the production of some of the capital goods the analogy cannot obviously be extended to the whole of that sector. [...] In the former unemployment insecurity and industrial depresions (which establish the necessity of planning) arise from the growing accumulation of capital in a few hands and the consquent growing disparity between the productive capacity of the economy and the limited purchasing power of consumers. [...] On the other hand we are satisfied that the ownership and cotrol of the basic economy of the country Must be in the hands of the nation. [...] The vagu_three causes of this; first the vision is usually vague and the ness would probably be removed if tentative schedules of the powers of the' different governing authorities were drawn up to see filling in of necessary features of the new order alters the chracter of the picture as a whole; second the vision does not how they would actually fit in the picture. [...] And such cadres are the student wings of the Radical students called The Radical Students' Unions.' Their Manifesto (outlining the aims and objects of the Radical Students' Movement) is brilliantly written." Hoping him to be aware of the costs and consequences of the last two world wars and sufferings they inflict on the people in general though himself appreciating the tenets of truth novi