Development or mass murder?

We have often seen development as a model that promises private  jobs, cultural growth, tourism, and a lot of opportunities but there is one more dark side to it. 

It is already known that where the promise of development flourishes,it gives chances to the medical and  pharmacy sector, not to support but also to gain  money with crimes  hidden in its backdrop. 

There are instances of mass robbery at construction sites, personal and domestic violence between rich couples and  being at the very least a group of low ranked workers  having a fight to get their still unpaid salaries. 

The truth is socialist tendencies arise from the disparities  of capital goods but are they  going to be only victims of this so-called development or there is more to it? 

India is not the only country where the problem of employment, business loss and bankruptcy, but it  is global as this development model has also come to affect  developed world threatening them  but  their media is  more cunning than us to keep it  quiet from others  so let’s try to find the weaker portion of the model itself. 

The model suggests destroying certain lands, groups, community rights and even taking away  commercial rights of middle class business entities that can fulfill grants to the powerful and compel them to work upon greater good. 

The certain way to reach heights is not wrong in any way but doing it by taking lands, burning forests, destroying outer sectional property or even attempted murders makes it more worrying than before but the truth is we don't want to go back either. 

Parties who argue on the damaged sections have their own chains,be it Puerto Rico, Grenada,  Mexico, even Canada and Germany: they all struggle by same ideologies where the old ideals may sound safe but they don’t work as usual. 

Farmers at the brink of it, middle class being snuffed or people migrating from one place to another going beyond may become highlights but they are chained to a business family, community or certain bondage in present and this gives an upper edge to parties considering development in their mentality and work it whole. 

The Question remains at the same position however: is development helpful or does it promote violent strategies? We can presume how much damage electoral bonds did, openly allowing companies to help with money and forget ethical  practices but the process of development kept moving to negotiate bigger deals even destroying the environment in its backdrop. 

Let’s look at finances first: They  don’t suffer but at the grassroot level, private companies do layouts, inner circles do offences to suit promotion schemes  and pregnant ladies lose jobs more easily as they become direct target with 1 working person  being suffocated with more than 5 clients and this is once they get job. 

Speaking of tourism: raids are common and 25% of the earnings has to be given which sounds more serious and local violence also comes with social stigma  that has no solution which also leads in few cases in critical areas of rural background. 

Now consider the violence associated with cultural growth: people do accept diversity but they are working with agents who are paid and the fat  pocket manages to control so more talented people become hidden being tied as bondage that is more than discouraging when it comes to development as a whole. 

The simple answer is ‘yes’ that development kills: But the other  answer is that it's not just happening in India or any Asian country alone as developed countries are still looking to go bigger and may falter in the process. 

Look at the United States, how immigrants had forced it to go to war with Ukraine. Give a thought on Uk, its economy  is on the verge of crashing and there is no clearance on what development is. Italy and Germany lost their automotive industries, China lost its pharmacy and real  estate, Japan lost its youth’s   workers and many others are on the verge of mass murder. 

At the end of the day, encourage growth rather than development so it could suit the world or it is at that position where world war may happen later but economic crash may tumble everything over murdering much more than you think. 

7 years to Book on Birds

This book is a vivid piece of work by Indian author Saurabh pant that was published on 11 of march 2018 from Lulu publisher Inc in the United States in digital form as an ebook. 

The work is  generally  different from the author’s  other one as it focuses non fiction specially scientific knowledge in its core and brings  field interrogation  about birds and their lifestyles being its core element. 

The work has 5  separate chapters all including  unique questionnaires with a descriptive set of information  explaining them with images of  birds and how they all are different from each other  which make them unique. 

It is a work that has got recognised around libraries and platforms  in its 7 years of span and has been worth reading as it  highlights  habitat, conservation, culture and   avial  kingdom as its core paradigm. 

The work  has been appreciated by government portals of japan and Australia in its early years and it became more worth being top read with one of ebook highlighted at the Blackwells store going out of stock later due to high reads. 

The Indian readers have also got to speak of  it both on amazon and Kobo India with brief reviews about the work  alongside readings on  the digital file of the work uploaded on the Fb group Creativity corner run by the author himself. 

As the work completed 7 years in running, the author is thankful to parents and family, distribution teams, places where the work is currently available and all who had contributed for its success and hope the love  for the work would continue further. 

Its presence in the digital sphere be it e libraries, general stores, e-commerce platforms and other places is a testament to author’s contribution in other genres and he hopes that it would continue to flourish more, for now its cheers from charlie. 

Apple Books  French link of introduction to birds 

https://books.apple.com/fr/book/an-introduction-to-birds/id1361810037