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RaJiv Dixit Globalisation / Liberalisation short notes

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Globalisation means you are going Global. World Bank and IMF which are controlled by USA and its allies, they direct rest of the world, how to be global. Russia was broken by this globalisation. Latin America and south east Asian contries also lost huge money for this so called Globalisation. In july 1991, India went global and presciption of how to become global was given:- Devalue your currency. cut Import duties. Cut Govt social exp on health, education and sanitation. Allow foreign financial Institutions free hand in stock markets. (FII) Since then uptil june 97, we have been global as per their conditions and lets see what we got.. Currency devalued from 18.11 to 39.15 per dollar which means exports cheap, Imports costly. Loan amount of say 1000 rs will be automatically 2000 rs now in principal itself... This is how they fool... In parliament, sardar MMS (Mute Manmohan singh), American agent, said 94000 crore rs MOU signed from 1991 to 1997.. Inflow of Foreign Loan, Aid, F...

Hathi Commission Report says India need only 115-117 Drugs in total.

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INDIA`S ILLEGAL DRUGS Columbia is the world’s biggest producer of coca (cocaine), followed by Peru and Bolivia. Afghanistan is the largest cultivator of opium, earning over $4 billion in sales in 2007. Significant transshipment nations of drugs include Mexico, South Africa, the UAE and Argentina. The largest consumer of illegal drugs is the US, with an annual consumption of over $65 billion. Other major drug consumers include Brazil, Australia and Chile. According to the  World Drug Report ,  the global trade industry generates over $320 billion annually . This revenue is equal to 0.9% of the world’s GDP. The drug trafficking business creates large scale employment opportunities legally and illegally. National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control  ( NAFDAC )  of Nigeria found boxes containing fake anti-malarial drugs such as Maloxine and Amalar tablets having an estimated value of N32.1 million ($220,000) The labels on the products showed that they were manufactured in I...