In the homeland of the Indian companion. The nature bengaluru

you are: In the homeland of the Indian companion

Bengaluru is buried in verdure, here it is a lot of gardens, parks and squares. Most beautiful of them, undoubtedly,

Lal bagh, put in pawn still in days of Hajdara Ali. It is faster a botanical garden with century trees of various breeds, lawns, fountains, ponds with blossoming lotuses, terraces on which diverse tropical and subtropical plants grow. In the park centre as the crystal lock, towers ' glass pavilion ' a-place of exhibitions and meetings.

In ' glass pavilion ' party meetings are arranged also. One of them, in 1969, had rather drama character. At session of Working committee of party in power - the Indian national congress - its leader and the prime minister of country Indira Gandi for the first time has given the open, courageous fight to the right grouping in party which all conducted attacks to Nehru's course more resolutely.

The Essence of this course consisted that a way to consolidation of political independence by the won India and to achievement of economic independence by it the prime minister saw in overcoming of dependence on the foreign capital, in destruction of feudal pre-capitalistic relations in the village, stirring to national economy development, in creation of the modern industry on the basis of parallel development of the state and private sectors, so-called ' mixed economy '.

The political expression this course has received in the construction concept ' societies of the socialist sample ' which under Dzhavaharlala Nehru's offer in 1955 became program installation of party in power.

Speech here, of course, goes not about scientific socialism. The concept birth ' societies of the socialist sample ' is obliged to huge influence of ideas of scientific socialism, their big attractiveness for more and more broad masses of workers everywhere in the world. ' ' Nehru did not put Socialism a problem private property liquidation, the system of operation of the person based on it the person. In essence this concept pursued the aim of building of the state capitalism. But Dzhavaharlal Nehru was the democrat, and its social and economic policy provided primary development of public sector, mainly in the heavy industry, development of various forms of the state control and private sector regulation, support of small business in various spheres of a national economy, carrying out of antiimperialistic and antifeudal social and economic transformations, democratisation of a public life.