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Ecosystem of Exploitation: India's paradox - The Poor Breed, the Rich Flee, and Nature Bleeds

Ecosystem of Exploitation: India's paradox - The Poor Breed, the Rich Flee, and Nature Bleeds

Makkar, J. S.

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ISBN13: 9798273124035
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Nov 5 2025
Pages: 238
Weight: 0.71
Height: 0.50 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Ecosystem of Exploitation: India's Paradox - The Poor Breed, the Rich Flee, and Nature Bleeds is a fearless examination of a nation bursting with potential yet collapsing under its own contradictions. J.S. Makkar exposes a society where population grows faster than opportunity, where the brightest minds escape abroad while poverty multiplies at home, where sacred rivers are worshipped then polluted, where cows are deified yet abandoned on highways, and where emotion routinely triumphs over ethics, science, and responsibility. This book dissects India's crises-from environmental decay to caste politics, from economic inequality to cultural hypocrisy, from broken justice to failed civic sense-and demands a brutal self-reflection from citizens and systems alike. Neither cynical nor apologetic, it insists that true patriotism lies not in slogans or pride, but in accountability, discipline, ecological respect, and moral courage. India does not suffer from a shortage of heritage or talent; it suffers from the erosion of conscience and the comfort of denial. This is a wake-up call for a nation at the edge-an urgent plea to stop celebrating illusions and start building the India our children deserve.

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