If evidence of systematic criminality is found in any public organisation (e.g. political party, not-for-profit entity, etc.) that entire organisation must be disbanded. […]
Author: Sanjeev Sabhlok
Details about Sanjeev Sabhlok are found at Linkedin.
Sanjeev Sabhlok has a doctorate in economics from the University of Southern California. He joined the Indian Administrative Service in 1982 and resigned in January 2001 to pursue possible political and other goals. He now works in the Australian public sector in regulatory policy.
Sanjeev's book, "Breaking Free of Nehru" (Anthem Press, 2008) highlighted India’s expensive but disastrous experiment with socialism. It proposed a way forward for India to become a great nation with freedom and ethical governance. The Freedom Team of India is part of that process, of bringing together leaders who will participate in this journey to transform India.
He runs an active blog at Sabhlokcity.com.
My position on Baba Ramdev, to clear the air for everyone
I chanced upon the following view on Facebook, and would like to provide below a copy of my response, and also a few other observations. रतन सिंह Shame on you that you dont know abt FTI…This is the same guy Sanjeev Sablok Who oppose every move of Baba Ramdev & wanted to stop his agitation […]
Gurcharan Das’s case for a liberal party in India, and how the Freedom Team is working to deliver it
A few weeks ago I wrote about Gurcharan Das’s book, India Grows at Night: A Liberal Case for a Strong State. While waiting for my hard copy to arrive from Gurgaon (that can take a few more months – through someone who may come from India), Gurcharan yesterday indicated that the book is available on Kindle. […]
India’s Chief Information Commissioner is right but has missed a key point
Every year, central and state governments enact several hundred laws, not because there is a need for all of those laws, but because it is easier to enact a law than to implement a program […]
Blog readers in Delhi: Please mark this lecture on Chanakya in your diaries
There is perhaps no greater expert on Chanakya's economic ideas than Balbir Sihag. Prof. Sihag is happy to have young people attend the lecture. […]
Australia should not give India uranium till it gets its house in order
Greg Sheridan wants Australia to put more passion into "courting" India. I think there needs to be more intelligence put into the effort. More head than heart. Greg has been consistently India's greatest friend in the Australian media. No one has written so much and so positively about India than Greg. To that extent (and […]
Fully support Arvind’s Citizens Lokpal. Let citizens pay for this Lokpal and let all parties use it.
FTI has a strong disciplinary process but we did not have the kind of resources (and vision, perhaps) to propose a private Lokpal. I'm delighted to hear that Arvind has created an Internal Lokpal for his party. I'd like to suggest that he institutionalise this Lokpal. I dislike the idea of a government funded Lokpal. […]
India must not try to copy China
India seems to be trying to copy China's authoritarian free market. That simply can't be done, as Gurcharan Das explained in his book, India Grows at Night. Here's good advice from John Lee in today's Australian. ===EXTRACT=== Like China, India has an economy that is too big to ignore. But there is no such thing […]