This is important, folks...was: Economic analysis of caste in India
On Fri, 3 Mar 2006, Kamal R. Prasad See, you change the subject. In your original sentence that...
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I apreciate the details that Pratap Tambay is providing (see below) in getting a good picture of what is going on in Indian society, human rights, and how this connects with the business interests between India and the rest of the world. I recall, a good number of years ago, that in the USA there was some decision to not do business with South Africa because of its apartheid policy. Although controversial in terms of a moral decision that migh unfairly impact the more vulnerable fraction of the population, South Africa did change and a non-white, Nelson Mandella, got elected. I'm sure there is a big story there, too. And, of course, we in the USA have a large disadvantaged fraction of our population, too. All of this makes me appreciate even more that attempts at creating laws to promote justice and fairness are worthy projects. I'm sure that if we lived in some era where thre were only kings (or power and wealth concentrated in the hands of a few people) and the kings did not have to obey their own laws, we would be doing much worse.
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Here's yet another illegal employer who says only H1Bs can apply. The position for this job is in the USA, but...
On Thu, 2 Mar 2006, PratapTambay