Se > References for ‘self-sufficient’

See also: self-seeking · self-sheltered · self-styled · self-submission · self-sufficiency · self-supporting · self-surging · self-surrender · self-sustaining · self-tiirtha

[5] During the ancient Hindu, Buddhist, [...] period, Tripura was economically self-sufficient, but Tripura’s economy received [...] shattered state of present-day Tripura.

[34] To materialize the concept of universalism [...] federated states will consist of self-sufficient economic units or zones formed [...] will unite them into federations.

[10] It is not proper to surrender Samatat [...] from exploitation. We stand for a self-sufficient socio-economic zone – Bangalistan.”

[10] The amount of power needed to supply [...] unemployment problem. South Bengal must be self-sufficient in power production, and windmills can also be used as a supplementary source of power generation.

[39] PROUT also has its own specialities [...] should be the basis for trade among self-sufficient socio-economic units.

[7] The first step to decentralized [...] entire socio-economic unit will be self-sufficient. Only then will a county or federation [...] PROUT’s economic decentralization.

[8] The question is, how can decentralization [...] socio-economic units? According to PROUT self-sufficient socio-economic zones or units [...] concept of establishing strong, self-sufficient socio-economic units is an important aspect of applied PROUT.

[10] Each socio-economic unit should [...] development to become economically self-sufficient.

[3] In accordance with this trend, PROUT advocates the formation of self-sufficient socio-economic units throughout [...] multifarious liberation of humanity.

[17] Socio-economic units will give [...] throughout the world to establish self-sufficient socio-economic units based on [...] socio-economic unit they live in.

[18] Self-Sufficient Socio-Economic Units

[19] Each socio-economic unit should [...] each unit will become economically self-sufficient and prosperous. If a significant [...] resources and no drainage of capital.

[21] To achieve these objectives, the [...] will not be given due attention. Self-sufficient units are indispensable for expediting the country’s economic progress.

[272] We cannot neglect a single creature, [...] part. So it is desirable to form self-sufficient units one by one, to produce the [...] increase the scope of these units.

[274] In the field of industry, we will [...] industries. For example, in a self-sufficient unit the requisite amount of yarn [...] machines would always be at hand.

[8] If you want someone [to be respected], [...] socially elevated and economically self-sufficient and can hold their heads high in self-esteem.

[2] Hence the Bengalee civilization [...] lively with its own existence. It is self-sufficient, with its own identity – Bengal is nothing but Bengal.

[10] Clothing : The type of clothing [...] other materials. Bengal can become self-sufficient in cotton, silk and synthetic [...] jute can be used for clothing.

[11] Housing : Construction materials [...] been discovered. Bengal can be self-sufficient in the production of building [...] materials can be quite profitable.

[28] Industrial development in one part [...] necessary to build up numerous self-sufficient units, at least for those industrial [...] of these units can be expanded.

[30] In the field of industry, the necessity [...] meet the demand for cloth in a self-sufficient unit may be produced by many big [...] everything will be within easy reach.

[8] In India there are four main areas [...] industry. Kerala is more or less self-sufficient. Dharmapuri is backward, though the rural economic structure of Tamil Nadu is good.

[12] There is not much malnutrition [...] it makes more effort to become self-sufficient it will face economic difficulty [...] rice is one of the staple foods.

[9] There is the necessity of starting [...] Master Units to be economically self-sufficient in all respects, because spiritualists should not depend on the wealthy class for money.

[41] The other branch of pátaka [...] that they can be independent and self-sufficient. One should give a daughter in marriage when she comes of age (but if an educated or self-sufficient daughter does not agree to marry, [...] uses the word ku for it.

[9] Self-sufficient socio-economic zones should be [...] because of their linguistic affinity?

[2] To make all of Bangalistan economically self-sufficient, two things are important – [...] Bangalistan can become economically self-sufficient.

[42] China produces more rice than any [...] Philippines, Taiwan and Japan are self-sufficient in rice production. In Bengal [...] and Nadia are deficit districts.

[66] Some time ago India was dependent upon other countries for the supply of wheat but now it is self-sufficient in wheat production. Bengal grows [...] Burdwan, Hooghly and Howrah districts.

[81] If there are good rains in Bankura, [...] paddy crops in a year also and be self-sufficient in food production.

[88] The quantity of pulses grown in [...] In Bengal only Nadia district is self-sufficient in pulse production. Malda and [...] West Dinajpur and Coochbehar are self-sufficient. A certain amount of black gram is exported to the Punjab and Tamil Nadu from West Bengal.

[124] The metals necessary for shipbuilding [...] Bengal, so Bangalistan can easily be self-sufficient.

[145] So, there is no reason why Bangalistan cannot be self-sufficient in the production of all the materials necessary for education.

[14] Socio-economic units should be [...] merely be geographical areas but self-sufficient socio-economic groupifications. [...] important aspect of applied PROUT.

[15] Economic planning will aim to make each socio-economic unit self-sufficient. Information should be collected [...] use of this data and information.

[35] PROUT’s fundamental policy [...] in a federal system which is not self-sufficient urgently needs developmental programmes, [...] formation of a separate state.

[28] The local administration will also [...] socio-economic unit must strive to be self-sufficient in power generation. The local [...] supply power as a key industry.

[13] In the modern world the cooperative [...] and also help a country become self-sufficient in food production and cash crops, freeing it from food shortages.

[2] In the Contai Basin there are numerous [...] industrially and commercially into viable self-sufficient socio-economic units.

[19] Each block should be made economically sound so that the entire socio-economic unit will be self-sufficient. Only then will a country or federation [...] decentralized economic planning.

[22] At each and every level of planning, [...] capacity and make socio-economic units self-sufficient.

[10] Suppose Bangladesh stops the manufacture [...] what will happen? It will become self-sufficient in food but it will not have any [...] problem confronting Bangladesh today.

[24] Previously Bangladesh was self-sufficient in fish, but now it is deficient. [...] their depth. If Bangladesh were self-sufficient in fish production, it could also [...] some areas as reserve forests.