Vikas Ka Aatank: Garibi, Berozgaari, Vishamta Visthapan (Hindi)
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Vikas Ka Aatank: Garibi, Berozgaari, Vishamta Visthapan (Hindi)

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विकास का आतंक: गरीबी, बेरोजगारी, विषमता, विस्थापन पर एक महत्वपूर्ण पुस्तक। विकास की आधुनिक अवधारणा पर सवाल उठाती हुई यह पुस्तक आर्थिक असमानता, सामाजिक अन्याय और पर्यावरणीय विनाश के मुद्दों पर गंभीरता से विचार करती है। आकार बुक्स द्वारा प्रकाशित। ISBN: 9788191081770

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  • ISBN-13: 9788191081770
  • Publisher: Aakar Books
  • Binding: Paperback
  • No of Pages: 109
  • ISBN-10: 8191081776
  • Publisher Date: 01 Jan 2015
  • Language: Hindi

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Weight 0.5 kg

25 reviews for Vikas Ka Aatank: Garibi, Berozgaari, Vishamta Visthapan (Hindi)

  1. Shalin Mariam Alex –

    A vital book for understanding the real impacts of development on marginalized communities. I found it very informative.

  2. Ayushman Singh –

    The author presented a strong case against current development models. I wish the language was more accessible.

  3. Abhishek Kundu –

    This book changed my perspective on development. The author’s insights are profound and deeply disturbing. A powerful read!

  4. Aman Yadav –

    Compelling arguments, but at times the book felt overly pessimistic.

  5. Rushali Arya –

    This book offers a new lens through which to view development policies. Very valuable.

  6. Ashish Kumar –

    The book raised some valid concerns, but I didn’t agree with all of the author’s conclusions.

  7. Prakhar Purohit –

    While I appreciate the author’s concern, I found some arguments a bit repetitive.

  8. Ramanansri Ravishankar Aiyar –

    It’s an essential read for anyone concerned about social and economic justice. Some parts are a little slow, though.

  9. Harsh Hemnani –

    An eye-opening exploration of displacement and inequality. It’s a bit dense, but worth the effort.

  10. Tushar Agarwal –

    A thought-provoking read on the consequences of development. Some points resonated, while others felt a bit extreme. Overall, a valuable perspective.

  11. Harsh Pratap Singh Rathore –

    This book highlights the dark side of progress effectively. The arguments are compelling and well-researched. A great contribution!

  12. Kumar Ritik –

    A significant contribution to the discussion on development and its discontents. Very informative!

  13. Atul Nautiyal –

    Good points, but somewhat repetitive. Still, worth a read to understand different perspectives.

  14. Deepanshu Anand –

    A must-read for students of economics and social sciences! It provides a unique angle. Strongly recommend!

  15. Sarbjeet Singh Gandhi –

    Offers a crucial perspective on the downsides of development. But, it could benefit from more balanced arguments.

  16. Saurabh Biswas –

    Important subject matter. It’s a critical look at how development impacts the poor. Good to be informed!

  17. Abhinav Kumar Karadwal –

    Very insightful book! It made me think twice about the true cost of development.

  18. Sarvesh Singh –

    The book raises important questions about poverty and displacement. However, the writing style could be more engaging.

  19. Anup Mangwani –

    The book presents a grim picture, but an important one. It challenges you to rethink what we call ‘progress’.

  20. Arunjyoti Sharma –

    Explores the challenges of development but sometimes lacks nuance. A decent read overall.

  21. Nayan Gupta –

    While informative, it could be more engaging. The topic deserves a wider audience.

  22. Abha Suman –

    A powerful and disturbing look at the real cost of development. Highly recommend for everyone.

  23. Vinay Digwal –

    A powerful critique of modern development’s impact on inequality. A must-read for those interested in social justice. Highly recommend!

  24. Chirag Kapoor –

    An incisive analysis of the dark side of development. It’s a necessary wake-up call. A must read!

  25. Vinayak Sharma –

    The book has a few good points about unemployment, but overall it was a bit too negative for my taste.

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