After living in Kerala for the past two years, what has struck me most is not prosperity in the conventional sense, but dignity. The state does not display wealth in the loud grammar of conspicuous consumption as visibly as many other urban regions do. Instea… For the full story, visit the source.
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Kerala’s Second Revolution: From Migration-Led Welfare to Global Competitiveness
After living in Kerala for the past two years, what has struck me most is not prosperity in the conventional sense, but dignity. The state does not display wealth in the loud grammar of conspicuous consumption as visibly as many other urban regions do. Instea…
By Uttam Prakash· Fair Observer· 5 months ago· 2 min read
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