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Mahadeo Govind Ranade was an Indian judge, scholar, and reformer born in 1842 who is considered the father of the Indian renaissance in Western India. He studied at the University of Bombay and later became a judge on the Bombay High Court. Ranade advocated for Western-style education in India without losing Indian culture and nationalism. He recognized the important role of both the individual and the state in economic development, and believed India required state support and protection of industries to develop out of poverty given its predominantly agricultural economy. Ranade made significant contributions to developing India's economic thought and advocating for a planned economy and welfare state.
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recycling workers / rag pickers;
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population, one stop crisis centre in public
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Contributions Of Mahadeo Govind Ranade
- 3. Ranade was born at Nasik on January 18,1842. After taking his M.A degree in 1865 from the University of Bombay , he qualified for the degree of law. In 1893, he was appointed as the judge of the Bombay High Court. Since then, Ranade was popularly known as Justice Ranade. Ranade has been called as the FATHER OF RENAISSANCE in western India.
- 4. In 1878, he started the publication of the Quarterly Journal In 1884, Deccan Educational Society was founded under his leadership. The aim of the society was to provide Western education to the rising generation ‘without exposing it to the anti-national bias of English educators’. While recognizing the merits of Western education, Ranade wanted to adopt it without losing the spirit of nationalism. Although he praised the English administrative system, the educational institutions and the liberal way of life, he advocated a separate trade and fiscal policy for India. His most important works are : Essays on Indian Political Economy(1898) and The Rise of Maratha
- 5. HIS ECONOMIC IDEAS (1)METHODS OF ECONOMICS He studied carefully the economic systems of various European countries, and arrived at the conclusion that inductive or historical method was the best. In his words: “the method to be followed is not deductive but the historical method which takes into account the past in its forecast on the future ; relatively and not absoluteness , characterizes the conclusions of the economic science.” He suggested that the theory and practice should go along side by side. “Theory” says Ranade, “is only enlarged practice and practice is theory in its relation to proximate causes”
- 6. (2) ROLE OF THE STATE Ranade conceived of a planned economy for India with the object of establishing a welfare state. He tried to impress upon the people the urgency of a plan for the economic development of the national economy in which state was to play an important role. While emphasising the importance of the individual in the economic machinery of the nation , he never undermined the importance of the state. He criticised the policy of free trade adopted by the British. He was fully alive to the destructive results of such a policy. He declared that the policy of laissez-faire was to the detriment of India’s economic development. Acc.to him the economic theory that was developed in England could not be suitable for India. Acc.to him the economic development of India depended upon the economic ,social and political institutions. It was the duty of the state to direct and channelize the activities of individuals and institutions towards a well determined goal. In India, since the private initiative was shy ,the state should undertake measures for the industrial development of the country, through subsidies and bounties. He recognized state as the national organ for taking care of national needs in all matters in which individual and cooperative efforts are most likely to be so effective and economical as national effort.
- 7. (3)INDIA’S POVERTY Acc.to him the chief causes of India’s poverty were the predominance of agriculture, backward industries, paucity of capital, and defective land policy. He did not accept the view of Naoroji that India’s poverty was due to the drain on her resources. He believed that the chief cause responsible for poverty in India was the agricultural economy of the country. The situation can be improved if Indian industries were protected, and the entrepreneurs were encouraged to start new enterprises. He was convinced that the industrialisation was the only way out for India. He was against the import of foreign sugar and he suggested that import duties may impose on these imports. He urged upon the government to pursue a positive policy for the industrial development of India by protecting the home industries. He recommended immigration of population from thickly and over populated regions of the country to thinly populated areas. He also suggested that the land policy should be framed in such a way as to serve the interests of the cultivators in land and also to fix the shares of the farmers. He advocated permanent ryotwari land settlement atleat for 20-30 yrs. He suggested that the state should make necessary arrangements for financing the agriculture He advocated the creation of agencies to transact banking business on the security of land. He emphasised on the fact that the policy of state in India has been detrimental both to the agriculture and industry, hence thestate should come forward with such measures as may prove helpful in the development of the economy of the country to the maximum advantage of the people. He suggested the utilisation of the indigeneous resources in the production of commodities required for stores departments in the factories run by the state.
- 8. CONCLUSION The level of discussion on the problems of Indian economy had largely been raised by Ranade. He was responsible for giving wide popularity to the concepts of welfare state and organic unity of the state The last and the most enduring aspect of the new reformation in India,says Mr.Andrews “is linked most closely with the name of Justice Ranade” Ranade was a great man, a fervent patriot, a religious reformer, a leader of thought,a guide of men, an able historian and an eminent economist.(D.G.Karve,prophet of liberal India)