Raksha Mohan - Prout Alliance

Author name: Raksha Mohan

Motivated by the social and spiritual philosophies of P.R. Sarkar, she embarked on a Prout journey, first as a student and then as an activist, who realized there is a dire need for systemic changes in the social, economic and cultural spheres of existence to create an equitable and sustainable world. Born and raised in India, she now lives in the United States. She has a Master’s Degree in Computer Science and works as a software professional. As an active member of Prout Alliance and Proutist Universal, she is invested in Prout advocacy to raise socio-economic awareness through Prout education, writing, and outreach efforts on Prout social media. She is the co-author of a chapter in the book, Climate Adaptation: Accounts of Resilience, Self-Sufficiency and Systems Change.

Modinomics: Corporatization Amidst Religious Tensions in India.

By Shriraksha Mohan India is a pluralistic society with a long history of coexistence among people of various languages, customs, traditions and religions. “Unity in Diversity” is a time-honored value […]

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Technology or Digital Fiefdom?

Economic systems have constantly evolved, and have been influenced by human needs, socio-cultural norms, historical events, and technological innovations of their time. In the 21st century, tremendous innovations in digital technologies

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Production for Consumption Not Profit

The Progressive Utilization Theory or Prout is an alternative, holistic socio-economic system to replace the failing capitalist model of economy. With an emphasis on rational utilization and equitable distribution of

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“AmaZen” will not bring peace to Amazon’s workers and their communities

While initiatives like ‘AmaZen’ claim to cater to spiritual wellbeing of employees, Amazon’s online business model has left communities bereft of local self-reliance, ruptured human connections, and kept people away from finding meaningful work that pays livable wages.

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Thriving People, Thriving Planet

Economic Liberation for All

Author name: Raksha Mohan

Modinomics: Corporatization Amidst Religious Tensions in India.

Technology or Digital Fiefdom?

Production for Consumption Not Profit

“AmaZen” will not bring peace to Amazon’s workers and their communities