Reason for Liberty

LONDON: In an effort to combat soaring teenage pregnancy in UK, government has ordered local
authorities to press girls as young as 13 to have contraceptive jabs, which can make girls infertile for upto three months, a policy that has sparked outcry in the country.
The Labour government has identified failures by teenage girls to take the daily pill correctly as one reason for soaring under-age pregnancy rates, which was the highest in Europe. Now British health and education ministers have ordered council and health chief executives to increase the uptake of “long-acting” contraception in teen pregnancy “hot spots”.
Times of India

Recently, NDTV reported about the situations of the governmental hospitals in Delhi. The mortality rate of Infants in the Delhi government hospitals is about 31%, much higher than what can be expected in an average health-care system.
NDTV further clarifies that, it is not the question of lack of investment in government hospitals, but the problem is more of the wastage of resources and careless attitude.
It is not like India spends very less in healthcare system, yet the system is suffering from unprofessional attitude.
Indian Health Minister Ramadoss scheduled an enquiry about the lapses in Delhi government Hospital systems. Watch!

“Fools think that this is just nonsense. Something left over, old-fashioned. But there’s always a purpose in nonsense.”- Ayn Rand

One of the most fascinating aspects of Schools, which attracts its fair share of media attention presently, is sexual harassment. What? Is that what we send our children to school for? Is that what you are tempted to ask? Surely, you… Continue reading

“Charity is not a primary virtue”, said the great philosopher Ayn Rand. True enough. Charity is not an all excusing virtue. We aren’t sacrificial fodders for others need either. Is that all there is to it? In my opinion, Ayn Rand was the most charitable of all of 20th Century writers. What more could be done for poverty alleviation other than to enter the intellectual battlefield and fight for liberty? Continue reading

What about killing an Indian farmer just because he is poor and cannot afford a tractor to plough his farm? What about some animal rights activist attacks that farmer just because ‘he’ thinks that the farmer is exploiting the bulls which he uses for ploughing his fields?
What about the animal rights activists who bombs and threatens to kill scientists just because scientists are involved with researches on mouse? Continue reading

This post is a reference post for the common myth which exists among both capitalists and socialists alike.

It usually goes like this with socialist asking question:
“Why is that an owner creates a shoe, pays only $15 to a worker who made that shoe and sells it for $50 in the market, reaping a profit of $35 without actually putting his labor in making the shoe? This is clear exploitation.”

And I haven’t really seen the so-called ‘capitalists’ actually giving a satisfactory answer to it. They know that he deserved it, but just can’t tell precisely how. Here is the reason how he earns it. Continue reading

“Every morning the two ravens Hugin and Munin, are loosed and fly over Midgard; I always fear that Thought may not wing his way home, but my fear for Memory is greater.” (Translation of Grimnismal)
Thought is realization, experience, of… Continue reading