INFORMATION REVOLUTION !

WILL IT LEAD TO
A NEW SOCIAL REVOLUTION?

Venkat Dass Maredu

Associate Professor,
Osmania University
INFORMATION REVOLUTION !
WILL IT LEAD TO A NEW SOCIAL REVOLUTION ?
by Venkat Dass Maredu
Associate Professor, Osmania University

(c) 2003, Venkat Dass Maredu

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 SPEAKER
Andhra Pradesh Legislative Assembly Dated : 14.03.2006

I am glad to note that your book entitled “Information

Revolution! Will It Lead To A New Social Revolution?” has been well
accepted by intellectuals, educationists and legal luminaries. I have
carefully gone through the book and am immensely impressed by its
presentation of Information Technology as an effective tool to transform
the social order in the country. I firmly believe that the enlistment of
Information Technology is a cost effective and people friendly solution
to redress the problems of the poor and the weaker sections of rural
India and urban areas.
Adaptation of new technologies will help promote transparency
and accountability in a developing economy like ours and ensure that
the fruits of development and government programs reach the real
beneficiaries - the poor needy. It is also wonderful that you have
updated the book with new concepts that would go a long way in
enriching its readers, particularly the social scientists.
The new chapter on Baby Conjecture explains how scientific
approach and methodology can help tackle societal problem of
unpredictable human behaviour emerging as an offshoot of mathematics.
Yet another chapter on the concept of Global governance has detailed
how the IT had converted the world into a global village with the
emergence of borderless governments, seamless societies and a regime
with one law and one currency.
The chapter also speaks of promotion of peace, solving conflicts
and promoting knowledge workers across the globe to strive together
with a singular objective of empowerment of the poor. I am confident
that your book with its two new chapters will be a boon to students,
researchers and social scientists in their mission to make this world a
safe and peaceful place to pursue new heights of intellectual activity.
I wish you best of luck in all your endeavours to enrich the
society with your writings and set new milestones in goal of serving the
poor.

( K. R. SURESH REDDY)

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 Preface to Second Edition
First edition was published in the year July 2003. When it was
in circulation, many scholars enquired about the form of alternative
governments/regimes as I was pointing out flaws in the democracy.
So I have included GLOBAL GOVERNANCE as an answer.
I felt it is appropriate to include my own conjecture, named as
BABY CONJECTURE, which will act as catalyst in the formation
of global civilization and/or egalitarian society. The changes in
appearance and content is incorporated into the second edition. Every
sentence in this book carries a lot of information, hence I request
readers to assimilate and enjoy the aesthetic value associated with
each sentence. I request you to mail your opinions to
vmaredu@gmail.com, mvdass@yahoo.co.in
I would like to convey my deep sense of gratitude to Dear
Mr K R Suresh Reddy (K≥~°QÆx z~°∞#=Ùfi, PáêºÜ«∞OQÍ Ñ¨ÅHõiOѨÙ,
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KÕ™ê~Ú. D q+¨Ü∂« ÅÖ’ g~°∞ <å‰õΩ P^Œ~≈° „áêÜ«ÚÅ∞) Honourable Speaker,
AP Legislative Assembly, Mr. Digvijay Singh, former Chief Minister
of Madhya Pradesh, Dr Ernst Ulrich Von Weizsaecker, Founder
President of University of Kassal and former German Parliamentarian,
Mr.T V Skanthaswamy, Associate Vice President, Infosys Technologies
Ltd., India, Mr J M Lyngdo, former Chief Election Commissioner of
India, Justice Shri BSA Swamy, former Judge, High Court of Andhra
Pradesh, India, Sri B Danam, former Principal Secretary to Govt. of
A.P, Mr. Suravaram Sudhakar Reddy, Indian Parliamentarian and
floor leader of Communist Party of India, Professor Deepak
B Phatak, IIT-Bombay, India, Mr. BV Raghavulu, Member of Politburo,
Communist Party of India(Marxist), Sri BS Ramulu, Social Philosopher,
for their association and encouragement.

Venkat Dass Maredu

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 SRI PEDDA PANAKALU

D ad dy,
addy, This word of world tempts me
I've heard and studied forever to take-up any work,
many more doyens 'concretize the abstract'.
'Buddha to Ambedkar' :
their 'heart soul and mind' O! Grand Soul!
of the Social structure O! Super Light!
and the Nature picture
How fortunate am I
have influenced my life
to be born as your son !
as your life style too
has done . . .
I swear and dare,
You suffered 'hunger and thirst' life long, fulfill your dreams of
even then, followed and did Truth
building 'Happy, Ideal Society'.
and trained me too to do the Truth
your offering food to me
The lore of 'hunger'
you remaining empty-stomached
I remember, that lingers on and core of 'struggle'
forever . . . in this catalogued capsule . . .
I dedicate to thee . . . . . !
Your blood and sweat
invested, developed me
a graduate standing :
but you slept on
the 'death bed' and slipped;
"Start an industry and
feed tens and hundreds Venkat Dass Maredu
they be your children"! (The Original TELUGU verse is on the following page )

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 FOREWORD
Any scientific and technological revolution, which has the
potential to affect and influence the human civilization, would necessarily
result in a corresponding social transformation. It happened in the past
and will happen in future also, in the process of social evolution. The
belief of Prof. Venkat Dass that the present IT Revolution shall bring
in a tremendous social revolution in the societies of the world is logical
and well founded.
The equation that Word + Script + Knowledge = Power is a
powerful and innovative concept. With IT revolution, there is explosion
of knowledge and with that a tremendous power generation is in
human mind. This power is going to affect the mankind and bring in
a social transformation. But our concern is how this social
transformation is going to reshape the societies at large and whether
the existing institutions - political, economic and social - are capable
of coping with the inevitable social transformation for the good of the
majority? Or whether they need any radical change? If so in what
form and who should be the right choice to participate and reshape
these institutions and guide the impending social transformation?
Whether the oppressed and suppressed people of the world could
effectively participate to bring in equity and justice in the society to
regain the lost human rights and dignity?
"When there is no fair means, then unfair activity begins". I
congratulate Prof. M. Venkat Dass for his innovative and revolutionary
concept. Shall we hope that the present civil societies and governments
transform themselves to usherin equity and justice in all spheres of
human activity that there is no need for a unfair activity either by an
individual or by any institution. This revolutionary thought of Prof.
Venakt Dass deserves a deep consideration by all of us and especially
the social scientists and activists.
B. DANAM I.A.S., (Retd)

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 I AM GRATEFUL TO SO MANY...
FOR DOING SO MUCH...
I thank the then honourable Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh,
Shri Digvijay Singh, who initiated the historical event, that triggered
lives of DALITS throughout India in 21st Century. Shri Digvijay Singh
came up with a noble thought and process but it was unfortunate that
his policies and thought process were not accepted by the people of
Madhya Pradesh (MP) due to insufficient time frame. Had he
continued as Chief Minister not only Dalit Community in MP but also
entire Dalit intellectual force in the country should have been
strengthened by this time. When the concept was under crystallizing
process, general elections took place and he lost the race. Internal
forces within, the then government, did not digest the thought process
and there was not enough propaganda on the said policy. All these
factors culminated into heavy loss resulting in losing the battle.

I would like to convey heartfelt thanks to my esteemed colleagues

and friends for their patient hearing in terms of both discussions and
grammatical structure of the matter. I thank Professors P Premchand
(Computers), J V Subhramanyam (Mechanical), Prof. P Raja Rao
(College of Technology), Mr A Chandrasekhar, Guest faculty at Birla
Institute of Technology & Science, and Mr P Srihari Guest faculty at
Osmania University, Sri B Danam former Principal Secretary to
Government of Andhra Pradesh,

I also thank Professors S Simhadri (Geography), K Ilayya

(Political Science), G Satyanarayana (Sociology), DN Reddy (Princi-
pal, OU Engineering College), PL Visweswara Rao (Journalism),
Ramchandram (Principal, College of Commerce & Business Manage-
ment), Komaraiah (Engineering), Tirupathi Kumar (English), Venkata
Rajaiah (English), Upendra (Economics), Dr. TV Venugopal Chary

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(Secretary, Osmania Graduates Association), B Shankar (Dean, Stu-
dents welfare), Sri CN Raghu Prasad (Municipal Commissioner,
Narasaraopet, A.P), Sri John David (Founder and President, AMG
International, Chilakaluripet, A.P), Sri Venugopal Reddy, Secretary-
Cum-Correspondent (Bharath Group of Institutions) Sri R Mothaya
Naik (Divyataja Educational Society), Sri Ramesh Babu (Aurora
Educational Society), Smt.R Usha Rani (Correspondent, Sai-Sudhir
Educational Institutions), M. Krishna Rao, M. Vijaya Nirmala (Nova
Eduational Society) Paturi Ramaiah (Ex- MLA CPM), Ch Sabhamurthy
(Member NCFSK), N.Pradeep Kumar (M.Tech Scholar) etc., with-
out whose cooperation and help the present book wouldn't have taken
a shape.

It is difficult to thank those who had hurt me to suffer; but it

is a lapse on my side, if I don't acknowledge their criticism and even
cruelty which helped me to shape my character. Hence, I honestly
acknowledge the same.

And
My gratitude
to
Editorial Chief
Sri B. Danam, IAS (Retd.)
Former Principal Secretary to Govt.of A.P.
and
MEMBERS
Prof. S. Simhadri
Prof. P. Premchand,
Prof. Venkat Rajaiah
Prof. Narahari (Retd. Principal Govt. Degree College)
and
Mr. L.V.V. Bhadracharyulu
(Research Associate)

VENKAT DASS MAREDU

Associate Professor

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 CONTENTS

1. New theory begins 1

2. Who are you...? 31

3. Global Governance is Inevitable 37

4. Baby Conjecture 49

● Signatures of Chiefs 57

● What the Dignitaries' say about the Theory ?69

● Responses from International Personalities 73

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 INTRODUCTION

Man is distinguished from animal by his capacity of reasoning

and thinking. Invention of script to the language of man enhanced
these faculties and made the man the most powerful social being.
With the script the knowledge and civilization of societies improved
rapidly and they became pivotal for social and political organizations
like Kingship etc. But the medium of preservation of script was
limited to rocks, hides, metalic sheets and palm leaves in the past.
Printing and paper technology gave a boost to the knowledge of
man on account of easy storage and communication.
No doubt, during the times of Buddha and Christ also, the
socialist thinking and preaching was envisioned, but inspite of their
influence and efforts socialistic pattern of societies and governments
could not be formed and sustained. The main reason was that
during their time or before, the knowledge could not be propagated
and spread among the people widely, because of lack of printing
technology and limitation of storage of information and
communication. Similarly trade and commerce was carried out only
through Barter system. Inspite of minting of currency coming into
vogue in leather and metals it was limited, because of the limitation
of availability of these materials. Later when the form of money
was transformed into paper currency, there was tremendous boost
to the trade and commerce. This is what we understand from the
History.
With the invention of machine, the civilizations and
consequently the transformation in thinking of people and social

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scientists dealt a severe blow to the feudal system and socialistic
and democratic forms of Governments took their place, more or
less throughout the world because of the easy preservation and
communication of knowledge. By the time of Karl Marx socialist
thinking and democratic forms of Govts. came into existence. Barter
system disappeared and paper form of currency took its place and
the quantum of money became unlimited.
These social changes were possible because of the two sets
of scientists; one in science and technology and other in social
sciences. The first category of scientists contributed to the material
progress and other category to the social progress of the people.
These transformations and changes are well known. But now with
the advent of computers and electronic technology the medium of
communication transformed itself into floppies and Compact Disks
(CDs); Currency from paper money to electronic money (e-money)
and electronic baking (e-banking).
With the scientific and technological changes, rapid social
changes also accompanied. That means scientific revolution is
interlinked with the social revolution. All sections of the society
including Dalits in India were greatly influenced and empowered in
their thinking and skills, with these scientific and social revolutions.
Now I wish to pose to you a fundamental question. Will
social scientists and activists, especially from oppressed and
suppressed sections of entire globe, think a while whether there is
any necessities for change; new forms of establishments and
governments?

(Unsolicited advice : Read slowly, assimilate and

enjoy the aesthetic value associated with each
sentence from now on)

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 INFORMATION
REVOLUTION !

WILL IT LEAD TO A NEW

SOCIAL REVOLUTION?

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 Before Invention of Script

There were smaller communities

with unorganized structure,
where only
WORD and KNOWLEDGE
guided them

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Before the Invention of Script
Q1: Structure of the Society:
What was the structure of
the society?
• Unorganized life style.
Q2: Form of Business:
What was the form of
business?
• Purely it was Barter System.
Q3: Mobility :
What was the mobility of
word and economy ?
• Confined to very small
region.

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 After the Invention of the script
power is
WORD + SCRIPT + KNOWLEDGE = POWER

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• WORD is the representative
symbol of the language.
• SCRIPT is the precise mechanism
and effective way of representation
of WORDS.
• Script is having the capacity to
store information for a longer
period of time.
• KNOWLEDGE is a set of facts
logically organized with the help
of WORDS and/or SCRIPT.
• WORDS, SCRIPT and
KNOWLEDGE are converted
into POWER.

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• If there is a small increase in any
quantities of the left hand side of
equation then there is huge amount
of POWER generation in the right
hand side of the equation.
• If this POWER, which is in the
human mind, is not properly
directed, it may lead to destruction,
like Einstein's power equation,
E=mc2, applied to Hiroshima-
Nagasaki.

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 When
Symbols came into existence,
communication skills improved;
thereby there was progress in
human civilization.

When
Script was in its initial stage, kings
and kingdoms slowly began to
come into existence.

When
Script completely developed in its
form, then there was considerable
change in the Society.

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 As a Result of
the Invention of the Script

Kings and kingdoms were

completely established in their
full-fledged form.

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If we pose first three questions
in the same order,
after the Invention of the script.

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Q1: Structure of the Society:
Answer for the first question
is -
Kingdom.

Q2: Form of Business:

Answer for the second
question is -
Barter System and primitive
form of currency of hides and
metallic coins.

Q3: Mobility:
Answer for the third question
is -
Across the entire Kingdoms,
when compared to small regions.

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Changes, which are responsible for
the existence of the kingdoms:

Script developed and preserved

on rocks, wooden and metallic
sheets and in palm leaves.

Barter systems slowly lost its

significance, but not completely
vanished and economy changed
its form into coins of hides
and metals.

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 RISE OF BUDDHA AND CHRIST
without fall
Buddha and Christ preached an
egalitarian thinking much earlier,
similar to the ideologies of Karl Marx
and Other Democratic thinkers like
Dr. Ambedkar.

But the democratic and socialistic

pattern of governments could not be
formed and sustained, though kings
incorporated their teachings and
propagated to certain extent in their
kingdoms.

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Here is a Question:

When already there was an ideology

existing similar to Marx and Other
Democrats:

Why there was so much time gap

from Buddha and Christ in forming
the present day democratic and
socialistic governments?

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Here is the answer:
Propagation of ideologies was slow
and confined, because of the
limitations of the script, during the
life time of Buddha and Christ
and
There was no change in the form of
economy.

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In the 15th century, printing machine
was invented.

Then the script changed its form from

rocks, wooden and metallic sheets
and palm leaves to paper books.

Barter system completely disappeared

and money changed its form from
hides and precious metallic coins to
cheap metallic coins and paper
currency.

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This change in script and currency
due to the advancements in science
and technology, paved the way to
Karl Marx and other Social
Democrats to help establish the
present day Democratic and
Socialistic pattern of Governments.

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Now in this modern era invention of
computer once again triggered a new
form of the script and the currency.

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Manifestation and unfolding of all
applications with the help of modern
machine to bring change in social
order is known as IT Revolution.

If we pose the same three Questions

once again in the same order after the
IT revolution.

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Q1: Structure of the Society:
What is the structure of the
society?
• Is it still unorganized with respect
to IT revolution or no answer for
this question.
Q2: Form of Business:
What is the form of business?
• Changed to E-commerce,
E-banking, E-money from
Conventional paper currency.
Q3: Mobility :
What is the mobility of economy
and mobility of script ?
• Entire globe.

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Let us Consider once again the
power equation:

WORD + SCRIPT + KNOWLEDGE = POWER

We can equate this POWER

generation with the Einstein's equation,
E (Power) = mc2
i.e.
Energy = mass * (velocity of light)2
which is enormous.

So, the power in human mind is as much

as the power in Atom Bomb.

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We can derive the following
conclusions from our power equation.

As there is considerable change in the

form of the script, there is a lot of
power generation in the human mind.

Is there any way or mechanism to

control and apply this enormous power
to the benefit of the society?

Equity and fairness in the society

alone can do this.

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When there is no fair means
then unfair activity begins.

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The flaw in democracy is that there is
no justified guaranteed path for the
ordinary innocent man to become rich
in wealth and thought.

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The present day governments, whether
they are democratic or socialistic or
both cannot properly handle the power
which is generated with IT revolution.

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Now social scientists should strive
hard to establish better institutions,
mechanisms and governments,
because corresponding social
revolution or transformation should
accompany the scientific revolution.

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Who will participate in the
transformation?

● The oppressed and suppressed

People throughout the world will
be the right choice.

This is further explained in the

thought
Who are You?
(It is an article based on a case
study in Indian context)

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 Who are you?
The Power in human mind must be utilised for the Nation;
unfortunately, that is not happening in India. Why?
When the question "who are you?" is posed, generally the
plausible answer is the "name", i.e. I am so and so. But in India, the
answer could be further extended; I am a Brahmin, a Rajput, a
Reddy, a Kamma, a Yadav, a Mahar, a Mong, a Chamar, a Mala
or a Madiga or a Pariah. It could be also a combination of Caste
and Religion. Almost all Indians, perforce are compelled to identify
themselves with the caste or with caste and religion, but never with
the Nationality, as the concept of Nationality is totally absent to an
Indian mind, as long as he is on the Indian-soil.
What is wrong with this kind of non-identity with the nation?
If one identifies himself with the caste or religion the problem
would be as under. If one is given any quantity of fruits he would
take some of them. If there is any quantity of fruits left over then he
would distribute to the people of his caste, his religion or his region.
If he identifies with the nation and nationality he would lend them to
the Nation. Nationality became virtually absent in Indian thought,
because of the historical reasons; caste system and religious precepts.
With this attitude prevailing in every Indian mind and in all
parts of India, is it possible to achieve an equitable and egalitarian
society, however much the rulers are crying from house tops for
establishing, a Golden era (Swarna Yuga)? It is almost impossible
what ever you do. The graded inequality called caste system exists
everywhere in India supported voluntarily or involuntarily by the
common man, intelligentsia and illiterate and also both by the
oppressor as well as the oppressed. The rulers of this country failed

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in past and also failing at present, to address this problem honestly
and effectively. The forces, which are fighting against graded inequality
called caste system, are too weak to fight against the strong and
long established caste system. Therefore the inequality in the society
still exists and is coming in the way of establishing egalitarian society
where justice, freedom, equality and human dignity, inform all
institutions and systems in the country.
Can we define Golden era to be very simple as :
There should not be any starvation and unemployment in
society. Further there should be mutual respect to each other and a
justified guaranteed path to become rich in wealth and thought.
If we are comfortable with the definition of the Golden era,
How to start? Where to start to achieve it?
I think it is right time for the rulers and intelligentsia of this
country to recollect and remember the saying of Dr. Baba Saheb
Ambedkar.
"You cannot build any thing on the foundations of caste.
You cannot build a class. You cannot build morality".
If we the toiling masses India, inherit the philosophy and
thought process of the Dalit Bahujan (oppressed castes) Philosophers
and Social Revolutionaries like Budha, Jyoti Rao Phoole, Dr.
Ambedkar, Narayana Guru, Sahu Maharaj, Periyar Rama Swamy,
Beersa Munda and Komram Bheem then we can transform this
country into modern egalitarian India, where every one feels and
experiences equality in every aspect of life.
Now we are in the age of Information Technology (IT)
Revolution which is a great and miraculous technological
transformation, which can influence every aspect of human life. As
I mentioned at the other place this wonderful technological revolution
shall result in a "new social revolution" which could be a unique
contribution to the mankind. Throughout the world the suppressed
and oppressed people have the capability to achieve this new social

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revolution. In India particularly Dalits have this capability. As Newton’s
third law postulates that any suppressed force if released, bounces
back to its original position with a jerk, the same natural law can
apply to the social and human behavior also. The Dalits and the
other suppressed and oppressed people of the country, with equal
capability (physical and mental) can bounce back to their original
position in the society at par with others, only if the suppressed
forces are released.

Under these circumstances what is the duty of the nation?

If the Indian polity and political structure could allow the
Dalits to acquire political power then their “suppressed potential
energy” will be released and converted into “social kinetic energy”
which could bring in necessary changes in the socio-economic and
political systems in the society with equality and social justice
because these suppressed and oppressed people, alone know the
intensity of agony and pain of social suppression. They will be the
right choice to eliminate and expel the agony and pain of social
inequality from the Indian society. But the honest, sincere and
truthful leadership of Dalits and oppressed only can effectively take
part in the proposed social transformation. The leaders who are
expected to lead this revolution must be those whose perception of
social development was influenced by their own sufferings and
experiences learnt through tears of social, political and economic
inequaty, but yet stood firm to their ground with discipline, morality
and sense of social justice, without any revenge towards their
offenders. Only such leadership can reshape the social history of the
country, and bring salvation to the unfortunate millions. I expect the
Dalit leaders and the Dalit intelligentsia to possess such character, to
take the challenge and help in bringing the required social revolution.

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When my first edition was in
circulation, many scholars enquired
about the form of alternative
governments/regimes, as I was
pointing out flaws in democracy.

Now I am coming up with global

governance as an answer.

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Global governance?
Yes, it is global governance.
It took its birth and is still in its
infancy.
This will influence and reform very
rapidly, the present national and/or
local governments/regimes throughout
the globe, with the help of catalytic
elements which are
• International communication
medium
• National and International culture
and history
• Technological advances in science
and technology.
All these have paved the way for
Global Governance.

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 GLOBAL GOVERNANCE IS
INEVITABLE
I would like to place some observations and considerations in
front of you, readers. Either we accept or deny, the truth is that
world is changing into global village under one umbrella i.e. information
revolution or computerisation. In future all, regional governments
and/or National governments will be legally governed by GLOBAL
GOVERNANCE in the name of trade and commerce. In the near
future (at least within ten years from now) every human being on the
globe will be given a unique code similar to Social Security Number
in the US. Due to these changes in the globe, a new work force
called KNOWLEDGE WORKERS is created and allowed to
move through the world without any restrictions. This work force is
qualitative and derived from the skill set which includes technocrats,
doctors, linguists, computer professionals and people from humanities
with 2 or 3 languages of international recognition. Thus a Global
economy will evolve slowly, and will be easily convertible to any
local money automatically as and when one moves from one country
to another country.

To compete and sustain in International Market or Global

Village, every country needs to imbibe global culture, global skills
through global communication medium which is English, while retaining
its heritage. To meet these requirements we need to do two things.
First, every country, particularly India, has to revamp its entire
education system at least up to 10 + 2 standard, where we have to
teach international and national culture, history along with sciences.
Secondly, we have to teach English, the international language, from

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Class I on wards. Hence, people cannot see English as foreign
language instead they look at it as Basic skill. It is basic skill
because the people who use English increasing day-by-day, next the
most of scientific inventions and discoveries are preserved in the
English literature, computers and English are interlinked and
inseparable; last but not least it incorporates and/or assimilates
global words from other languages to enhance its richness. Hence it
is butter and blood.

If we look at some of the countries like China, it is hiring

English language teachers from different countries to teach English
to their students to meet near future requirements globally which is
part of their policy. In similar lines to China, some of the African
countries like Eritrea, Ethiopia are recruiting Indian Teachers to
teach English language and other subjects to their children. I think
these facts are known to every body. Some countries are already far
ahead in the inevitable process of formation of global village.

Hence here is my question to the governments especially to

Indian regimes. Is the Government of Andhra Pradesh or the
Government of India getting ready to prepare its work force which
is not only in the towns but also in villages, to meet the Global
Competition internationally? Yes to certain extent. Children of elite
classes in towns irrespective of caste and creed are really getting
ready to meet this global challenge.

In this process, if we neglect our rural masses to acquire

global skills, it leads not only to social division but also digital
division. Unfortunately rural masses are unable to see their fate in
near future in the modern computer era. If we do not channelise
their energies properly it may lead to another dark era in the modern
age that may lead to chaos particularly in India because digital
division is enormously massive and it is clearly visible.

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 Hence I appeal to regimes throughout the globe to bring
necessary legislations and policies to provide quality English education
to the children of rural masses from the very beginning i.e., from
class I on wards. I wish to propose that half of the subjects
prescribed for the students, must be taught in English and others
may be taught in their mother tongue for better understanding. That
is subjects like English language, Environmental Science, Moral
Sciences must be taught through medium of English from Class I
onwards.

I pose a simple question to Indian Governments in particular

to the members of commission of official language, Andhra Pradesh
and in general to those who are opposing English medium education
from class I on wards, tell me honestly, are your children getting
admitted into Telugu medium (a regional language in India) Government
schools? We know the answer is in negative. Then probably they
may think that Telugu language (any regional language) and its
heritage should be preserved and nurtured by and/or through
children of rural masses. I think in their view it is not the responsibility
of children of elite classes. If we feel it is a responsibility, and then
it should not be simply thrown on rural masses, instead, we have to
keep it on the shoulders of every body.

I emphasized education in this article because if any country

wants its due share in the global governance it has to pay immediate
attention to education otherwise the country would collapse in its
entirety. A healthy body and sound mind is driving force for an
individual as well as to nation. Hence utmost attention should be
paid to health care of the country. Apart from this, countries have
to concentrate, nurture, conserve and protect their natural resources.
The basic infrastructure, agriculture, industry should be given
importance.

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We can wrap up with the following
conclusions
People cannot see English as foreign
language instead they look at it as
Basic Skill because
• the people who use it are
increasing day-by-day
• the most of scientific inventions
and discoveries are preserved in
the English literature
• information Technology and
English are interlinked and
inseparable
• English incorporates and/or
assimilates global words from
other languages to enhance its
richness.
• Hence English is butter and
blood.
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Knowledge workers are of two types

• People with professional skills

and stronghold on English
language

• People with a stronghold in 2 or

3 languages of international
recognition and a profound
knowledge in one of the following
subjects like economics,
commerece, national and/or
international history, national and/
or international polity, sociology,
geography, psychology and
philosophy, etc.

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IT = Basic English Education +
Computer +
Usage of Software

Information Technology (IT) is going

to revolutionise all the fields and
every aspect of human life. IT is
going to open a lot of new avenues
and thrust areas where billions of
people across the globe are going to
be accommodated directly and
indirectly.

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When the mobility of ECONOMY
and SCRIPT is confined to the globe,
then there should be corresponding
social structure and regime to monitor
the mobility of life.

Hence global governance is

inevitable.

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Will the global governance create
conducive atmosphere to establish
egalitarian society?
Answer is YES.
• Global economy will evolve
slowly, which will be easily
convertible to any local money
automatically as and when one
moves from one country to another
country.
• Boundary disputes between
countries slowly disappear.
• Knowledge workers are freely
allowed to move from one part of
the globe to another.

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• A knowledge worker assimilates
and accumulates POWER in his/
her mind in the process of
movement.
• Supremacy of one country over
another country becomes less
important.
• Due to mobility of knowledge
workers literacy rate will increase
to its maximum degree throughout
the world.

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Will this global governance create
any adverse impact ?
There are two answers YES &
NOT ABSOLUTELY YES
It is YES because
• If global governance goes into
the hands of selfish individuals,
they spread across the world in
the name of market forces which
in turn do not help to form
egalitarian society.
• Then it is the ultimate form of
Capitalism
• Capitalism does not care for
others but only believes in its
self-growth by nurturing conflicts;

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such as
conflicts between groups, conflicts due
to jealousy, conflicts due to poverty/
digital divide, conflicts of hatred
among religions and conflicts among
its peers.

All these conflicts are sufficient to

create chaos.

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Another answer is
NOT ABSOLUTELY YES
because

• Exactly these conflicts/problems

may give space to the counter
forces to grow to tackle the
sufferings of human civilization.

• Market forces and selfish people

cannot be, always, intelligent or
strong throughout life. This gap is
sufficient background to the
counter forces to establish an
egalitarian society.

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 BABY CONJECTURE
(Background : On 10th & 11th, December 2005, MJP Institute of
Social justice, Hyderabad, India, conducted a two days seminar on
Empowerment of Marginalised Sections of Indian society. Some of
the dignitaries like Mr. J. M. Lyngdo, former Chief Election
Commissioner of India, and Justice B. S. A. Swamy, former Judge
of High Court , Andhra Pradesh were present on the dais for the
one of sessions on the topic “Political Elections and Corruption.”
As a moderator I formed a conjecture and answered the issues
raised by elite group in the seminar. Now, I am naming it as BABY
CONJECTURE.)

Base 1
Statement:
■ Two facts which are opposite to one
another are considered to be negation
of another.

This is a true statement in physical

sciences especially in Physics and
Chemistry whereas in human relations,
two facts when they appear to be
opposite to one another, they are not
negation of another as is the case in
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 physical sciences; instead they both co-
exist and travel as wife and husband.
Hence human behaviour is always
dynamic and needs a lot of interventions,
propositions, discoveries to handle
unpredictable human behaviour.

Base 2
■ Sheer opportunism in human beings is
not only a culprit for unpredictable
behaviour or good and bad precisely;
something which is unseen or unearthed
by any science may be a cause.

Hence the conjecture spells as follows

Mathematics with the help of all the

sciences is conceiving another branch
of science to handle unpredictable
human behaviour.

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• Initially the commerce and curiosity
are driving forces to evolve and
establish mathematics. Thus it is
evolved and offered its services
particularly to the field of commerce
and in general to the society.

• From then onwards, Mathematics took

up a relentless journey by accepting
self imposed questions and questions
from the society to further establish its
stronghold and to conceive and evolve
other fields.

• Mathematics gave birth to physics and

chemistry to handle further problems
of human civilization on earth.

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• A direct application of mathematics,
physics and chemistry can be observed
in the formation of Egyptian Pyramids
and mummification of dead bodies
nearly 4620 years ago.

• Thus the birth of Civil Engineering

with the help of Mathematics and its
offshoots paved the way for oldest
civilizations like Harappan and
Mohenjodaro, Egyptian, Roman, and
Greek civilizations etc.,
• After a long gap of time, Mathematics
with help of its offshoots conceived all
the branches of engineering to invent
steam engines, locomotives, aero-
Dynamic engines, electrical and
electronic devices etc. All these
contributed to Industrialisation.

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• Mathematics with help of its offshoots
physics, chemistry, and engineering
gave birth to Computer Science and
Information Technology. Thus all these
led to the concept of global village
and now which is crystallizing.

• Mathematics not only helped physical

sciences but also we can see so many
direct contributions to art, humanities
and in medicine etc.

• Here I conclude that Mathematics with

help of its offshoots goes on conceiving
branches to tackle the problems of the
human civilization encounters. This is
the conjecture. Now I name it as
BABY CONJECTURE.

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If so, what are the guiding principles for
the process of conceiving a new branch
and why?

The guiding principles are:

• Societal need
• Self imposed problems by all the
fields which are existing now.
• Curiosity

The answer for why is :

Unpredictable human behaviour is a dynamic
field, which appears to be a societal problem,
and needs the intervention of all the sciences
together to evolve another branch to tackle
the sufferings of mankind due to
unpredictable behaviour of human beings.

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So, Mathematics with the help of all the
sciences is conceiving another branch of
science to handle unpredictable human
behaviour.

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 Government of
Madhya Pradesh
BHOPAL - 462004

Date: 13th March’ 2003

DIGVIJAY SINGH
Chief Minister

MESSAGE

Dear Prof. M. Venkat Dass,

I am very happy to know that the “SC, ST and OBC Teachers'
Organizing Committee” of Osmania University had held deliberations
on “Bhopal Declaration” on 10th & 11th August’ 2002 at Hyderabad.
I state that "Hyderabad Declaration - Dalit Agenda for 21st
Century" had set an agenda for the entire nation to discuss and
implement. I feel that it will bring necessary changes in the attitude of
political parties as well as in its leaders.
I am very happy to know that, you have proposed a new theory
in which you addressed Dalits problems very effectively and you
explained the strength of Dalit movements which are having strength
to transform the nation into modern India that may become a model,
to the entire world.
Further I state that this new theory will become a contribution
to the entire globe.
I strongly support your new idea that, “When there is no fair
means then unfair activity begins”. Hence we should strive hard
to provide solutions.
I wish success in your future endeavors.

Digvijay Singh
Chief Minister of Madhya Pradesh

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 Mantralaya,
Vallabh Bhavan
Madhya Pradesh
Bhopal-462 004
Phone:
Off. : 2441742
Res. : 2441253
Dr. Amar Singh IAS
Secretary to Chief Minister
Govt. of Madhya Pradesh Date: 13th March’ 2003

MESSAGE
Dear Prof. M. Venkat Dass,

I congratulate Osmania University Teachers' Committee for

their efforts in brining out the book titled “Hyderabad Declaration-
Dalit Agenda for 21st century”. Unless and until the intelligentsia of
this country honestly strive hard, the fruits of any development,
particularly Information Technology revolution, will not be distributed
properly to the suppressed sections of this country, especially Scheduled
Castes and Scheduled Tribes.
I appeal to the intelligentsia of this country to enlighten the
Other Backward Classes (OBCs) so that these people will mingle
with SCs and STs and transform the country into the modern India
where everyone will feel and experience equality in every aspect.
You have rightly pointed out that in the theory that, “The flaw
in democracy is that, there is no justified guaranteed path for
the ordinary innocent man to become rich in wealth and
thought”. Hence we should strive hard to provide solutions.
I wish success in your all future endeavors.

Dr. Amar Singh

Secretary to Chief Minister
Govt. of Madhya Pradesh

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 (O) : +91-40-24417774
JUSTICE B.S.A. SWAMY
(R) : +91-40-23402378
Judge (R) : +91-40-23416899
High Court of Andhra Pradesh e-mail : basaji@ap.nicin
India. Res : Qtr # 7, Minister's Block,
Kundanbagh, Hyderabad - 16.

' Choose right people in all walks of life '

As a social activist for over four decades I came across
many Ambedkarites, who after climbing the ladder through reservations
turned to be egoistic and self-centered persons forgetting their duty
to their unfortunate brethren. With the result, the cherished goals of
the Nation as enshrined in the Constitution remained an illusory to
millions of people of this country.

Mr. Venkat Das, an Associate Professor in Osmania University,

is an exception to the general principle. In may acquaintance with him
for over four years I could notice in him an urge to help the needy.
Having been inspired with Bhopal Declaration on Dalit Movement, he
organized a seminar at National Level to identify the problems and the
difficulties faced by the oppressed sections of the society and got
'Hyderabad Declaration - Dalit Agenda for 21st Century' adopted.
Since he hails from Science and Technology faculty, he traced evolution
of the man from the time of primitive communication through symbols
and the development of word, the script, which lead to the improvement
of the knowledge and tried to establish that Word+Script+Knowledge
= power. He also tried to to prove that the knowledge gained by a
person or by society at a point of time can be preserved for the benefit
of prosperity through script. Ultimately, he concluded that the knowledge
gained through the information Technology Revolution leads to
tremendous power of human mind and if it is used for the good of the

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majority, it may result in eradication of Social inequalities and the political,
economic and social justice will percolate to the lower rungs of the
society. On the other hand, if the people with knowledge does not act
fairly and dispassionately and try to maintain the statusquosim the very
existence of the civilized society will be at peril and it may lead to a
chaotic situation.
I have a feeling that Mr. Dass made this exercise keeping the
fast degeneration of values in the society to make an appeal to the well-
meaning people that "unless we invent new ways and new methods
to choose right people in all walks of life, the country cannot exist
as a Nation"
I Congratulate Mr. Dass for the pains he has taken in exposition of
the subject in his own way.

(Justice B.S.A.Swamy)

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 'Patronizing attitude will not help'

The main idea behind this effort is to provide a co-ordinated

picture of the downtrodden communities, which are lingering in
hardships in spite of so-called reservations practiced for the last 55
years in India. This book gives an impetus to individuals and
organizations to strengthen and accelerate their movements.

In India the higher castes have always considered scheduled

castes and scheduled tribes as inferior and backward and shown a
patronizing attitude towards them. This patronizing attitude will not help
them to understand their culture, their habits and their way of living.

This book titled, " Information Revolution! will it lead to a new

Social Revolution?" penetrates into the root causes of the
backwardness and throws sufficient light on their culture, habits and
practices.

Conscious public of India should study the problem in depth.

I take this opportunity to congratulate the author for his sincere
efforts.

Dr. Chukka Ramaiah

Educationalist (IIT Ramaiah),
Vidyanagar, Hyderabad. India.

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 ' Whether the knowledge is primary or the society?'

The ideas put forward by the author are creative and original, but
controversial. He gives primacy to the power of knowledge in
influencing society. But it is debatable whether knowledge is primary
or society is primary. I hope this thesis will generate lively debate and
help to clarify the relation between knowledge and society.

Sri. B.V. Raghavulu

State Secretary,
Communist Party of India (Marxist),
Andhra Pradesh Committee, India.

'Modern Science And Technologies Are Raising New Thoughts'

Prof. Venkat Dass raised certain important issues. He analyzed
the changes and the developments that took place in the process of
evolution of the human society - particularly the relation between the
Script, Machines and Currency. He also raised a point making it clear
that the forms of the Governments should be changed through IT
revolution and the modern science as a tool.
We feel that through struggle only we can break and change the
present society and establish a welfare state. The modern Science and
Technologies are raising new thoughts and giving new ideas. When the
ideas spread into the public and widely debated, they grow into
magnificent movements and propositions.

Suravaram Sudhakar Reddy

Secretary, Andhra Pradesh State Council,
Communist Party of India.

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 Establishing Future Society
(Translation from Telugu which is on the next page)
Information Revolution! Will it lead to a new social revolution?
The book stimulates many thoughts about information revolution.
It is wonderful to know that the author has precepted two words, namely
WORD and SCRIPT, which have brought in many revolutions in the
society. It is unparall that the author, Professor Venkat Dass, has arranged
the proposed new theory which may be spread to hundreds of pages
into few statements. It is highly laudable that the author has preluded in
a fashion to be understood even by school children i.e., WORD +
SCRIPT+ KNOWLEDGE are playing pivotal role as POWER in human
mind which is driving the ruling class. It is necessary that this book
should be concised and published as a text book for the schools children
to Post Graduate (P.G) students. Further, this book excellently details
and encourages the oppressed classes and literates of first generation
to transform themselves into ruling class with sufficient self -pride and
to obtain their share of power.
The Information Technology (IT) is establishing itself as an indi-
visible part of our life-style and it is piercing into all directions of our life,
I.T. Revolution is transforming all the erstwhile social setups and ideolo-
gies and even borders and territories of countries. It is shaping up the
world into a global village. With the advent of this Information Technol-
ogy, nations, empires, governments would change their attitude and cre-
ate a world which requires only a passport without visa. It is wonderfull
that professor Venkat Dass has implicitly explained that this book coor-
dinates leftists, democrats, emperors, military personnel and socialists
to bring to a common platform, so that these people throughout the world
can actively participate in shaping the future society.

B.S. Ramulu
Social Philosopher, Hyderabad, India.

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 WHAT
THE DIGNISTARIES SAY
ABOUT THIS THEORY....?

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 The framework you have designed and the questions you have
posed on the society and economy appear to be promising enough
to throw light on the evolutionary process.
Prof. J. Anantha Swamy
Vice-Chancellor, Osmania University, Hyderabad, India.

I have gone through the proposed new theory, in which the author
has pointed out the flaw in democracy very rightly. " The flaw in
democracy is that, there is no justified guaranteed path, for
the ordinary innocent man to become rich in wealth and
thought".

Sri Palvai Goverdhan Reddy

M.L.A. Former Minister, 293 Munugode Constituency,
Nalgonda District, India

The Book ignites the spriritualistic and materialistic minds to

alter their unfruitful attitude from patron of sympathy to pattern of
share to the Dalit Bahujans (suppressed people of India) towards the
social justice and harmony as the Natural Justice and existence,
reviving production and distribution, concentration and decentralization
of properties, privileges and powers in view of the information
Technology locally and globally to liquidate the mind-attributed Caste,
Region, Religion, Language and Sex.
Prof. T. Venkat Rajaiah
Dept. of English, Osmania University, Hyderabad, India.

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 I am quoting the following sentences from this book, "The
leaders who are expected to lead this revolution must be those
whose perception of social development was influenced by their
own sufferings and experiences learnt through tears of social,
political and economic inequities, but yet stood firm to their
ground with discipline, morality and sense of social justice,
without any revenge towards their offenders. Only such leadership
can reshape the social history of the country, and bring salvation
to the unfortunate millions. I expect the Dalit leaders and the
Dalit intelligentsia to possess such character, to take the challenge
and help in bringing the required social revolution". I fully agree
with the author in his proposition.
Sri Chinta Sambamurthy
Member, National Commissioner fro Safai Karamchari's,
New Delhi, India.

I endorse the following statement from this book : "When

there is no fair means, then unfair activity begins". It is right
time with respect to the IT Revolution to eliminate poverty and flaws
from the democratic system.
- Prof. D.N.Reddy
Principal, University College of Engineering,
Osmania University, Hyderabad, India.

National integrity and national feeling are the pillars to build a

nation. I hope the thesis enlightens the masses of India. Author rightly
directing the intelligentsia of this country to follow the scientific path
which leads to modern India where everyone feel and experience
equality in every aspect of life.
- Sri Kota Bhaskar Rao
Ex-M.LA., Achanta, West Godavari District, India.

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RESPONSES FROM
INTERNATIONAL
PERSONALITIES

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 About Dr. Ernst

Born 1939 (25 June) in Zuerich, Switzerland, Studied Chemistry and

Physics (1965 Diploma, Hamburg University) and Biology (Ph.d.
Freiburg University, 1969)

1969–1972 Interdisciplinary Research in Heidelberg

1972-1975 Professor for Interdisciplinary Biology at Essen University
1975-1980 Founding President of the University of Kassel
1981-1984 Director at the united Nations Centre for Science and
Technology for Development
1984-1991 Director of the Institute for European Environmental Policy
(IEEP) in Bonn, London and Paris
1991-2000 President of the Wuppertal Institute for Climate, Environment,
Energy
Since 1991 Member of the Club of Rome
Since Oct. 1998 Member of the German Parliament
2000-2002 Chairman of the Parliamentary Commission on Enquiry “
Globalization of the Economy-Challenges and Responses”
2002-2004 member of the World Commission on the Social Dimension
of Globalization
Since Oct. 2002 Chairman of the Bundestage Committee on
Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety
1989 he received, together with the Norwegian Prime Minister Gro
Brundtland, the Italian Premio De Natura;
1996 The Duke of Edinburgh Gold Medal of WWF International;
2000 Honorary Degree from the Japanese Soka University;
2001 he received, together with Prof. Friedrich Schmidt-Bleek, the
Takeda Award " Techno-Entrepreneurial Achievement for World –
Environmental Well – Being”.

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Date : Thu, 22 jan 2004 11:37:24+0100
From : “Ernst Ulrich von Weizsaecker”
<Ernst.weizsaecker@bundestage.de>
To : mvdass@yahoo.co.in
Subject : Mumbai meeting

Dear Venkat,
Thank you for “Information Revolution! Will It Lead To A
New Social Revolution?”
The basic idea is sound that information technology can
bridge present, old-fashioned gaps between social classes and
castes, However, at present, the world suffers from a severe
“digital divide” between the rich having access to IT and the
poor having hardly any access. Moreover, many IT freaks in
the west completely lack the spiritual insights you are amply
demonstrating.

Best Wishes,
Ernst

Dr. Ernst Ulrich von Weizsaecker, MdB/ MP

Vorsitzender des Auschusses fur Umwelt,
Naturschutz und Reaktorsicherheit
Platz der Repulik 1, PLH E.741
11011 Berlin, Germnay
Tel. +49-(0) 30-227-74711
Fax : +49-(0) 30-227-76721
E-mail : Ernst.Weizsaecker@bundestag.de
http : // www.erns. Weizsaecker.de.

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Hence it contains
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Subject : Reg. your article on IT revolution
Date : Tue, 22 Mar 2005 18:26:01+0530
From : "skantha" <skantha@infosys.com
To : mvdass@yahoo.co.in

Dear Prof. Venkat Dass.

Went through your article. You have opened some interesting

thought process. Technological advancements can be appreciated only
when they bring about improvements in human lives in someway or
other. Your are opening a debate on whether the current IT revolution
which is transforming businesses can lead to social transformation.
This check will help orienting the nature of advancements in the right
directions.

The postulation of multiplying human power by knowledge and sharing

of knowledge is interesting.

Best Regards,
T V Skanthaswamy
Associate Vice President,
Infosys Technologies Ltd.

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