How the HINDU community is losing the economics game ?
How the Hindu community is losing the economics game and how a lot of jobs are given up by the community.
Very beautifully explained and addressed. I have been observing and analyzing things happening around. I absolutely agree that there exists the elitist/snobbish mentality that tends to subjugate or use derogatory terminology for people involved with menial or labor intensive.
Very beautifully explained and addressed. I have been observing and analyzing things happening around. I absolutely agree that there exists the elitist/snobbish mentality that tends to subjugate or use derogatory terminology for people involved with menial or labor intensive.
As a kid I too had a streak if ego but when I was part of the discrimination because of brown skin, my thinking and perception started changing. The major catalyst though was my father. He used to get involved with a task rather than staying in the sidelines. He always had his skin I the game even if it involved physical labor. It surprised people around him.
Besides that I also took inspiration from the Sant Parampara in Maharashtra. Sant Eknath, Sant Gora Kumbhar, Sant Tukaram, Sant Ramdas, Sant Ramdas, Sant Nuvrutii/Dnyandev/Muktai, Sant Kanhopatra. Their stories revealed the nuances of life, behavior.
Who is the Speaker ?
An engineer turned litigator turned arguing counsel who appears before the High Court of Delhi and the Supreme Court of India, Shri J Sai Deepak has carved a niche for himself in IP litigation, Competition law, Drug regulatory laws, indirect taxation and technology laws.
Sai has handled multiple patent matters across technology segments. An avid writer and a prolific legal blogger ,his blog “The Demanding Mistress” is widely read by IP practitioners, law makers and policy analysts in India and abroad. Sai writes frequently for Swarajya, IndiaFacts and the Times of Israel.
J Sai Deepak is an engineer-turned-litigator practising as an arguing counsel before the High Court of Delhi and the Supreme Court of India. He graduated with a bachelor’s degree in mechanical engineering from Anna University (2002-06) and a bachelor’s degree in law from IIT Kharagpur (2006-09). From July 2009 until June 2016, He was a litigator at the NCR-based Firm Saikrishna and Associates.
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