http://in.news.yahoo.com/village-of-60-millionaires--111616557.html
"But how did Pawar address caste and communal conflicts that often divide society into sparring aggressive groups? It was very simple: he relentlessly stressed that change could not be brought about without communal amity, and his efforts were so beautifully embodied when the village Hindu community built a mosque for the only Muslim family in the village for them to not have to pray in the open."
Communism has finally worked somewhere.
I wouldn't call this communism at all. More like a combination of capitalism, limited government bureaucracy, and strong conservative values.
Clearly the small population helps, but it also shows that the greatest problems can only be solved at a local level and not through federal initiative. Even I, who is pretty conservative, wouldn't like the banning of tobacco and alcohol, but it is hard to argue with the results. I wonder if tobacco and alcohol would be allowed back into the community once the population has been thoroughly educated and there are no more scumbags?
Reminds me a bit of Singapore. Let's see where they go from here.
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