Excellent speaker. Fight against Codex Alimentarius and S. 510 "FDA Food Safety Modernization Act" which would eliminate local and raw foods through empty promises of safety. These regulations would bankrupt small farmers who try to offer diversity and choice.
Excellent speaker. Fight against Codex Alimentarius and S. 510 "FDA Food Safety Modernization Act" which would eliminate local and raw foods through empty promises of safety. These regulations would bankrupt small farmers who try to offer diversity and choice.
Lot of replies here are assuming that industrial development will sure degrade the human values and emotions and that it is an evil we should resist at any cost , even if we have to remain in poverty.
Industries not necessarily means pollution , you can make them environmental friendly instead of shutting them down.
income by industries are far ahead of incomes generated by agriculture.
Why all of the replies here are assuming that " Money is Evil"
i dont know what is the per capita income in her village, but what i can tell is that nobody goes hungry in that village, and there has never been a case of farmer suicide there and also it is one of the few villages in north India with 100% literacy, and also vandana shiva lives in a traditional house, it is not a hut nor is it a air conditioned bungalow
Lot of people are NOT rich. They WANT to assume and think "Money is Evil".
second, not every one is smart enough to exactly understand what Dr. Vandhana is talking. so some misunderstanding is possible.
It is all about ECO. We can do anything to the amount that will NOT disturb our ECO system. She is clearly against even agriculture that puts ECO system at stake.
@shamurshamur Undying greed for money is evil. Patenting of basic right to grow food and eat is evil. It has come to a point in Indian cities where the Mc Donalds meal is cheaper then a home cooked nutritious meal - just like in the US. We should stop this greed for world domination of food supplies and killing of staple food crops as is being targetted by some corporations. They don't reaise but in the long run, they are unstabling their own nutrition supply.
Thanks for uploading this video on an important topic.
I am often disappointed though when comments are not challenged. This woman makes some excellent points. But if they are so logical - why doesn't everyone agree?
We won't move forward by agreeing with ourselves and people who think like us.
We need to engage people with different viewpoints, to understand our differences and then to move forward. Otherwise we're just preaching to the converted.
Too many people view the world in terms of dollar signs, factories, high-tech industries, and stock exchanges. They have no appreciation for the workings of the human body and of human hearts and minds - they believe that cold machinery will be our salvation. To such people I would like to say: so long as human hearts beat, so long as human beings are conscious of the innate dignity within us all, you will face relentless enemies. Humanity must always come first and it inevitably will.
@blackiron60 I believe so too. Its a Karmic reaction and Indians are way too smart to be brainwashed by corporations. Hope and pray that this excessive greed to consume reduces. Without industriaization and completely based on natural ecofriendly ways, India had been the Golden bird for milleniums. There have been kings, and rich merchants and farmers who could feed their children. It doesn't require factories to develop, it requires knowledge and a reflection on our scientific Vedic past.
It is amazing how you completely miss the point here - she is saying that the Indians have nowhere to go, whereas the Europeans could leave for the colonies. If you feel anger over what Indian immigration there is, imagine how the Aborigines felt when the Europeans started arriving.
according to this lady , if we make more indutries the people of tribal areas and farmers will get crushed.
But lets take the fact , life of farmers and tribal peoples are already crushed , they just hardly manage to live a life of minimum requirement , they don't have enough food , they are forced to use poor quality of goods,medical facility is worst . there life is already pathetic.
whenever i have seen a villager , they are always dreams of living a life of high standard in city, on the other hand you will never see aperson who is already living in city and planning of moving to a village.
this hypocrite lady is too enjoying the fruits of industrialization . but dare to laugh shamelessly on modern development.
Tell her to live a life of villager or tribal peoples , so her self obsessed ego can get taste of his own medicine.
you stupid guy, you know nothing about vandana shiva, she does live in a village in himachal pradesh, where she runs a famous organic farm, her village is entirely employed in organic agriculture, and they live a happy life, she is well documented by various agencies and she is a particle physicist not some stupid person like you.
Can you u post here what is the per capita income in that village.
Also in what type of house is vandana shiva is living in that village ? is it like the rest of the typical house in Indian village or some luxuries guesthouse with all the modern facilities ?
@shamurshamur This lady lives in a village and promotes organic farming to go large scale so that you can have chemical free food at reasonable prices and so that your children would not be born with lesser body resistance or deformities due to the harmful effects caused by chemicals to your genes. Not mentioning the animal that feed on this food, the ground water tht gets polluted. Doe her effort make sense now? Research more on "Monsanto".
@shamurshamur medical facilities are required to cure illnesses most of which are caused by greed leading to manufacture of chemicalised food and pollution - cancer, skin disorders, alcoholism, etc. Just dig deeper. For accidents and nake bites, the traditional vaidya (which is sadly a dying culture) did a must better and faster job. Baba Ramdev's therapies are an example. Now think do we really need to go against our ecosystem to be happy and be fed?
this lady is like some poet who romanticize and praise the peaceful life in villages , but can't stand a day if he was actually made to stay in there for some time.
@shamurshamur High standard and low standard is only in your mind. I ideally want to live a little away from the hustle, noise and pollution(both environmental and mental) of the city and do my own bit of farming so that i can have pesticide free food and breathe clean air. That according to me is high standard, and those earning more but running around stressed and sick in the rat race have a low standard of living. See.... its all in the way you percieve. Btw, this lady lives in a village.
thanks to this lady probably millions of low to none income Indians have benefited.
the independence of cheap labor employees is under constant pressure of corporate movement. And a win for them is a loss for us.
I do say 'us' because the original source for this 'evil' originates from our consumptive behavior. In Holland's history there's periods of semi-slavery, in long times of underemployment it was easy for the corp. .
Living mainly of agriculture on a small scale does not mean poverty.
"corporate movement" are providing the jobs to millions of people . millions and millions of people in india have come out of poverty because of the rapid industrialization of our country.
Tata as a whole and Tata motors in particular has a sound environmental policy. Just opposite to their mammoth plant in Pune there is a thriving forest reserve called the Lake House that is home to a lot of migratory birds. I fact, the conservation efforts have been recognized and feted by the Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS. A santuary for birds opposite to a mega automobile plant is a remarkable achievement of sustainability. This should serve as a model to other industries in India.
what make negative about this lady is that our economy has grown at tremendous rate and it has elevated lot of people out of poverty due to globalization.
And now this lady is lecturing about anti-globlization without thinking about the consequences.
looks like some people see poverty as some kind of virtue.
pollution can be countered by using better green technology and not by stopping industrialization.
Do you think you are independent? Study capitalism, and form your own opinion. The brittisch occupation brought industrie and economic decline. Thats whats causing your poverty. Or do you want to become a rich capitalistic country? Where everybody is blind and buys a lot of shit they don't need, made by poor people accros the world? Although it may seem that way, Industrialization isn't the only solution 4 poverty. food, water, a shelter and healthcare is the only thing mankind needs.
industrialization has brought economic development in india and if you have problem with that then ask the millions of people who have come out of poverty in last two decades , that whether industrialization .should be stopped.
non-capitalism isn't nessecary comunism. russia and china had to adapt to a world wide capitalism. Our flourishing years were made possible by cheap labour and resources from our
(economic) colonies. (not neccecary real colonies)
@shamurshamur these countries are going down now. increased diseases and obesity, economic crash, depleting natural resources, polluted environment, ozone hole, water pollution, corruption and beaurcracy, govts. changing policy to meet business greed, high homicidal rate, unemployment inspite of a small population, etc. Research more. You see when you take from the ecosystem, you have to give it back too. Extreme industrialization doesn't realise that. Get industrial, but don't get greedy.
India will soon learn what we have learned in the US. Current industrial and consumer practices in terms of the environment is insane and unsustainable. Eventually first world economies are going to run out of places to find cheap labor and dump their trash.
On the other hand I think that its important not to downplay the importance and benefits of the kind of growth India is trying to sustain. We definitely did learn, and continue to learn, hard lessons from our industrialization, but it allso gave us alot of wealth.
@neotoy I wonder if India will ever learn this fact. or atleast it will be too late b4 we grasp and adapt 2 eco-friendly thing. added insanity... "all the first world countries dump their trash on us" !!!!!!!! phew
This world is a sphere..we can not trash & escape. No point. "What goes around will come around" - Karma
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Excellent speaker. Fight against Codex Alimentarius and S. 510 "FDA Food Safety Modernization Act" which would eliminate local and raw foods through empty promises of safety. These regulations would bankrupt small farmers who try to offer diversity and choice.
pseudophile 1 year ago
datayantram012 4 months ago
Excellent speaker. Fight against Codex Alimentarius and S. 510 "FDA Food Safety Modernization Act" which would eliminate local and raw foods through empty promises of safety. These regulations would bankrupt small farmers who try to offer diversity and choice.
pseudophile 1 year ago
Guess am becoming an anti globalist..long way to go...need to be more informed!
ketsstin24 1 year ago
Industrialization is the root of all ugliness - Oscar Wilde
shoonnya 1 year ago
Let me clear some misconceptions here.
Lot of replies here are assuming that industrial development will sure degrade the human values and emotions and that it is an evil we should resist at any cost , even if we have to remain in poverty.
Industries not necessarily means pollution , you can make them environmental friendly instead of shutting them down.
income by industries are far ahead of incomes generated by agriculture.
Why all of the replies here are assuming that " Money is Evil"
shamurshamur 2 years ago
i dont know what is the per capita income in her village, but what i can tell is that nobody goes hungry in that village, and there has never been a case of farmer suicide there and also it is one of the few villages in north India with 100% literacy, and also vandana shiva lives in a traditional house, it is not a hut nor is it a air conditioned bungalow
pani0911 2 years ago
There are two answers.
Lot of people are NOT rich. They WANT to assume and think "Money is Evil".
second, not every one is smart enough to exactly understand what Dr. Vandhana is talking. so some misunderstanding is possible.
It is all about ECO. We can do anything to the amount that will NOT disturb our ECO system. She is clearly against even agriculture that puts ECO system at stake.
She is Brilliant
sugumargovinda 2 years ago
@shamurshamur Undying greed for money is evil. Patenting of basic right to grow food and eat is evil. It has come to a point in Indian cities where the Mc Donalds meal is cheaper then a home cooked nutritious meal - just like in the US. We should stop this greed for world domination of food supplies and killing of staple food crops as is being targetted by some corporations. They don't reaise but in the long run, they are unstabling their own nutrition supply.
indinoodle 1 year ago
Thanks for uploading this video on an important topic.
I am often disappointed though when comments are not challenged. This woman makes some excellent points. But if they are so logical - why doesn't everyone agree?
We won't move forward by agreeing with ourselves and people who think like us.
We need to engage people with different viewpoints, to understand our differences and then to move forward. Otherwise we're just preaching to the converted.
Thanks again
hugadarn 2 years ago 2
Too many people view the world in terms of dollar signs, factories, high-tech industries, and stock exchanges. They have no appreciation for the workings of the human body and of human hearts and minds - they believe that cold machinery will be our salvation. To such people I would like to say: so long as human hearts beat, so long as human beings are conscious of the innate dignity within us all, you will face relentless enemies. Humanity must always come first and it inevitably will.
blackiron60 2 years ago
@blackiron60 I believe so too. Its a Karmic reaction and Indians are way too smart to be brainwashed by corporations. Hope and pray that this excessive greed to consume reduces. Without industriaization and completely based on natural ecofriendly ways, India had been the Golden bird for milleniums. There have been kings, and rich merchants and farmers who could feed their children. It doesn't require factories to develop, it requires knowledge and a reflection on our scientific Vedic past.
indinoodle 1 year ago
So you choose to pollute Australia with your overpopulation of citizens.
I dont believe in globalisation either,so keep your rubbish over wher it was generated - India !!
FnOzi 2 years ago
It is amazing how you completely miss the point here - she is saying that the Indians have nowhere to go, whereas the Europeans could leave for the colonies. If you feel anger over what Indian immigration there is, imagine how the Aborigines felt when the Europeans started arriving.
abz48 2 years ago 11
according to this lady , if we make more indutries the people of tribal areas and farmers will get crushed.
But lets take the fact , life of farmers and tribal peoples are already crushed , they just hardly manage to live a life of minimum requirement , they don't have enough food , they are forced to use poor quality of goods,medical facility is worst . there life is already pathetic.
shamurshamur 2 years ago
whenever i have seen a villager , they are always dreams of living a life of high standard in city, on the other hand you will never see aperson who is already living in city and planning of moving to a village.
this hypocrite lady is too enjoying the fruits of industrialization . but dare to laugh shamelessly on modern development.
Tell her to live a life of villager or tribal peoples , so her self obsessed ego can get taste of his own medicine.
shamurshamur 2 years ago
you stupid guy, you know nothing about vandana shiva, she does live in a village in himachal pradesh, where she runs a famous organic farm, her village is entirely employed in organic agriculture, and they live a happy life, she is well documented by various agencies and she is a particle physicist not some stupid person like you.
pani0911 2 years ago 2
Can you u post here what is the per capita income in that village.
Also in what type of house is vandana shiva is living in that village ? is it like the rest of the typical house in Indian village or some luxuries guesthouse with all the modern facilities ?
shamurshamur 2 years ago
@shamurshamur This lady lives in a village and promotes organic farming to go large scale so that you can have chemical free food at reasonable prices and so that your children would not be born with lesser body resistance or deformities due to the harmful effects caused by chemicals to your genes. Not mentioning the animal that feed on this food, the ground water tht gets polluted. Doe her effort make sense now? Research more on "Monsanto".
indinoodle 1 year ago
You're missing the point, which is - Where do these people go?
abz48 2 years ago
@shamurshamur medical facilities are required to cure illnesses most of which are caused by greed leading to manufacture of chemicalised food and pollution - cancer, skin disorders, alcoholism, etc. Just dig deeper. For accidents and nake bites, the traditional vaidya (which is sadly a dying culture) did a must better and faster job. Baba Ramdev's therapies are an example. Now think do we really need to go against our ecosystem to be happy and be fed?
indinoodle 1 year ago
this lady is like some poet who romanticize and praise the peaceful life in villages , but can't stand a day if he was actually made to stay in there for some time.
shamurshamur 2 years ago
Tell this lady to live for some time to live a life of farmer and tribal peoples . i certainly believe her views will be changed.
But she doesn't live in villages , she lives in a comfortable world created by the industrialization.
the high standard life which we are enjoying today , and which we taken for granted , is created by industrialization.
you just can't ignore that.
shamurshamur 2 years ago
hi....even without industrilization v would hav reached.......do u think people in the past suffered............?
kiranmohan3390 2 years ago
@shamurshamur High standard and low standard is only in your mind. I ideally want to live a little away from the hustle, noise and pollution(both environmental and mental) of the city and do my own bit of farming so that i can have pesticide free food and breathe clean air. That according to me is high standard, and those earning more but running around stressed and sick in the rat race have a low standard of living. See.... its all in the way you percieve. Btw, this lady lives in a village.
indinoodle 1 year ago
people like this lady are the reason our economy never grow significantly after 30 years of independence.
so whats her point. that there shall be no manufacturing plants in india just because it has some side-effects.
so people should live by only agriculture and live in poverty just like we were living in early years.
shame on you.
shamurshamur 3 years ago
thanks to this lady probably millions of low to none income Indians have benefited.
the independence of cheap labor employees is under constant pressure of corporate movement. And a win for them is a loss for us.
I do say 'us' because the original source for this 'evil' originates from our consumptive behavior. In Holland's history there's periods of semi-slavery, in long times of underemployment it was easy for the corp. .
Living mainly of agriculture on a small scale does not mean poverty.
flixmsncom 2 years ago
if u see any rich country where per capita gdp is high , you can find that there is a lot of indutrialization.
.Agriculture at best can keep you just above the poverty line and cannot provide you any decent income as compare to other industrialized countries.
we are doing agriculture for 60 years and here we are one of the poorest nation .
i can't believe some people can shamelessly ignore the problem of poverty.
shamurshamur 2 years ago 2
"corporate movement" are providing the jobs to millions of people . millions and millions of people in india have come out of poverty because of the rapid industrialization of our country.
do you have problem with that ?
poverty is a fact and you can't just ignore it.
shamurshamur 2 years ago
Tata as a whole and Tata motors in particular has a sound environmental policy. Just opposite to their mammoth plant in Pune there is a thriving forest reserve called the Lake House that is home to a lot of migratory birds. I fact, the conservation efforts have been recognized and feted by the Bombay Natural History Society (BNHS. A santuary for birds opposite to a mega automobile plant is a remarkable achievement of sustainability. This should serve as a model to other industries in India.
kethmanhallik3 3 years ago 2
Vandana is a marvelous speaker and smart woman.
knave2 3 years ago
When you want to be a world power, you get world problems
super8hogan 3 years ago
problems should be challenged
shamurshamur 2 years ago
Europe needs immigrants to support investment and economic growth.
nobodydobo 3 years ago
having a phd in physics does not make you an economist
TijoKJose 3 years ago
Why must you be so negative?
what your saying is far besides the point of the vid.
VIRAJ818 3 years ago
what make negative about this lady is that our economy has grown at tremendous rate and it has elevated lot of people out of poverty due to globalization.
And now this lady is lecturing about anti-globlization without thinking about the consequences.
looks like some people see poverty as some kind of virtue.
pollution can be countered by using better green technology and not by stopping industrialization.
shamurshamur 3 years ago
Do you think you are independent? Study capitalism, and form your own opinion. The brittisch occupation brought industrie and economic decline. Thats whats causing your poverty. Or do you want to become a rich capitalistic country? Where everybody is blind and buys a lot of shit they don't need, made by poor people accros the world? Although it may seem that way, Industrialization isn't the only solution 4 poverty. food, water, a shelter and healthcare is the only thing mankind needs.
flixmsncom 2 years ago
if you study the communism , the countries in which it was used were proved to be an huge economic disaster.
for example russia , which later was forced to change its economic system .
on the other hand country which used capiatilism were flourished like USA and european countries.
shamurshamur 2 years ago
industrialization has brought economic development in india and if you have problem with that then ask the millions of people who have come out of poverty in last two decades , that whether industrialization .should be stopped.
shamurshamur 2 years ago
i can't believe how this lady can talking with so disrepect to indian IT industry.
problem is there are two type of people , one who are part of the problem , others who are part of the solution .
this lady fell in to the "part of the problem" category.
she will not give you any solution to the problem
, but will criticize the shortcomings of solution provided by others.
shamurshamur 2 years ago
and then there's you, a brainwashed, economy worshiping, arrogant weed.
dakusahab 2 years ago
lol! well said!
notprathap 2 years ago
its not economical development..................rather an economic pupet.....
kiranmohan3390 2 years ago
non-capitalism isn't nessecary comunism. russia and china had to adapt to a world wide capitalism. Our flourishing years were made possible by cheap labour and resources from our
(economic) colonies. (not neccecary real colonies)
flixmsncom 2 years ago
@shamurshamur these countries are going down now. increased diseases and obesity, economic crash, depleting natural resources, polluted environment, ozone hole, water pollution, corruption and beaurcracy, govts. changing policy to meet business greed, high homicidal rate, unemployment inspite of a small population, etc. Research more. You see when you take from the ecosystem, you have to give it back too. Extreme industrialization doesn't realise that. Get industrial, but don't get greedy.
indinoodle 1 year ago
Ok, so India in 2008, is like Europe during the industrial revolution hundreds of years ago. ouch!
ChuckyHammer 3 years ago
India will soon learn what we have learned in the US. Current industrial and consumer practices in terms of the environment is insane and unsustainable. Eventually first world economies are going to run out of places to find cheap labor and dump their trash.
neotoy 3 years ago 6
So true
Skorz3ny 3 years ago
On the other hand I think that its important not to downplay the importance and benefits of the kind of growth India is trying to sustain. We definitely did learn, and continue to learn, hard lessons from our industrialization, but it allso gave us alot of wealth.
Keylimedelight 3 years ago
@neotoy I wonder if India will ever learn this fact. or atleast it will be too late b4 we grasp and adapt 2 eco-friendly thing. added insanity... "all the first world countries dump their trash on us" !!!!!!!! phew
This world is a sphere..we can not trash & escape. No point. "What goes around will come around" - Karma
RudraHanuman 1 year ago