This article, published by Once in a Blue Moon Academia (OBMA), advocates for a non-violent, all-out resistance against systemic financial and ecological injustices, drawing inspiration from Gandhian principles of ahimsa (non-violence). It critiques the devastating impact of crony capitalism, specifically focusing on the Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Limited (DHFL) scam, which defrauded small investors through alleged corporate and political collusion. The article calls for collective action to challenge regulatory failures and corporate greed, emphasizing OBMA’s commitment to interdisciplinary activism and civil disobedience. By invoking ahimsa as a strategic tool, it parallels historical non-violent movements like those led by Mahatma Gandhi, urging stakeholders to resist oppression while upholding ethical integrity. The piece also outlines OBMA’s broader mission to address ecological crises and promote social equity, positioning non-violence as a powerful means to achieve systemic reform.

Posted on 11th February, 2021 “…the crisis of capitalism (…) essentially (…) is due to the ill distribution of the world’s wealth; to its concentration in a few hands. And the disease seems to be of the essence of capitalism and grows with it till it eats and destroys the very system which created it.Continue reading “WHITHER EXTINGUISHED DHFL FD HOLDERS? AN APPEAL TO THE GANDHI-NEHRU PARIVAR”