We have to convert holiday culture into holyday culture for the journey from ‘Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav’ to ‘Swarnim Bharat’: Prof.  MM. Goel

Kurukshetra, June 01: “We have to convert holiday culture into holyday culture for the journey from Azadi ka Amrit Mahotsav to Swarnim Bharat and become street SMART Indians as consumers, producers, distributors and traders”, opined Professor M.M. Goel Founder of Needonomics School of Thought who has been Vice-Chancellor in public and private universities of India. He was speaking today as Chief Guest of an exhibition on the theme “Indian Economy @75” at the Department of Economics, Kurukshetra University.  Prof. Ashok Chauhan, Chairperson Dept. of Economics delivered the welcome address. Dr Archana Chaudhary organiser of the exhibition presented a citation on the achievements of Prof. M.M. Goel and acted as the master of ceremony.

To face the challenges in all aspects of the Indian economy caused by overpopulation, free-rider problem, insensitivity of the people for the gender issues, terrorism, corruption, all kinds of crimes, discontent, deprivations and discriminations caused by Greedonomics, there is a strong case for understanding and adopting needonomics, explained Prof. Goel.

For Swarnim Bharat beyond Amrit Mahotsav, we need faith in the capabilities and capacities of Indian youth based on disciplined needo-lifestyle, told Prof. Goel.

We need healthy discussions among stakeholders for developing well-structured rules for all the sectors as a sunk cost, told Needonomist Goel.

We have to abolish superfluous laws and change our looks, actions and words to be the real law of the land, believes Prof. Goel.

To work without worries for Swarnim Bharat, we need real education as proper, productive and practical (3P)   use of head, heart and hands (3H), believes founder Needonomics School of Thought.

To create demand for the goods and services, there is a strong case for adopting the NAW (Need, Affordability and Worth) approach to international marketing, believes Prof. Goel.

We have to address illness in the behaviour of all the stakeholders as consumers, producers, distributors, traders, policy makers and politicians, told Prof. Goel.

Peace, progress and prosperity (3P) of all with visible, immediate and practical (VIP) solutions to the problems with zero risk calls for experiencing the mandate of needonomics without any political angle, believes Prof. Goel.