Hindu Society: Dalit Epistemology

A classic masterpiece by Aditya Nigam largely ignored by twice born academia and media.

The book on caste discrimination

The title of the book is

"What you should not know about India"
sources have told that somebody has ordered a hit on the author because of this anti-caste book.
My Debit Card overseas transactions have been blocked!
Such coward people! Afraid of one man!

This book intends to show the discrimination and labor exploitation in Hindu society. Also provided the aspects of justice, law and courts.

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Hindu society and Hindu religion
Hindu religion is worth studying because it is quite complex. It is a very insensitive religion. Hindu society is internally very callous and ruthless. It rivals feudalism in exploitation. Please download this free book from sites given below. This book is free to be read and to be distributed. It is not free to be printed, published and sold without the permission of the author. All copyrights are reserved with author.
© Rajendra Kumar
Those who are interested in sociology, Weber and Marx may like to go through the part of appendix regarding social equilibrium for a different treatment.
Those who are interested in Kant, Bentham and rights’ theories may look at the parts of appendix regarding claims and rights for a different treatment.
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Current Ratio

This is for Chartered Accountants , Bankers, , Financial Analusts and Commerce Graduates etc.

Current Assets are the assets of the company which include finished goods , raw materials , work in progress etc.
Current Liabilities of a company are defined as the liabilities payable within one year.
The Current Ratio is defined as the ratio of Currents Assets to Current Liabilities.
Current Ratio = Current Assets / Current Liabilities.
The difference between Current Assets and Current Liabilities is known as Working Capital.
Working Capital = Current Assets - Current Liabilities
The Current Ratio is an indicator of liquidity of a company showing the short term financial strength . A Current Ratio of less than one is taken to mean that the company is an illiquid one and bankers try to avoid financing such companies.
The bankers use Current Ratio as one of the indicator to assess the viability of the company in question.
However, there is one problem with such a definition. The time period of current assets of the company may not be exactly one year to match with the time period of one year of current liabilities . Therefore such a definition may give an incorrect picture. Therefore it was proposed to match the times for both Current Assets and Current Liabilities . In other words a Matching Principle which states -
" The time period considered for current assets should match for the time period considered for the current liabilities."

The use of this Matching Principle would give a more accurate picture of financial
strength of the company. The new Current Ratio estimated thus would be a more suitable indicator for bankers to determine liquidity of the company.

The readers are invited to discuss this and find its rationality and its use in general. They may contact me at refractor_a@yahoo.co.in

[Please remember that the finest brains in Reserve Bank Of India (RBI) have been unable to add one single line to this. The author quit RBI in protest against their obstinate insistence on mediocrity.]
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Thursday, August 9, 2007

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