Saving Canada: the Kiran Manifesto for Canada: A Manifesto for Personal Freedom, Inclusive Growth and Happiness
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Today, civilized society in Canada appears to be in palliative care. We need to take urgent action to improve this society so we can all lead a free, peaceful, secure, healthy, safe, prosperous, and happy life.
The book first provides an assessment of where we are today, how we got here, and the current issues and challenges. It then describes the need to build a new political and socioeconomic system that provides true personal freedom, inclusive growth, and happiness yearned by the silent majority.
The new system is presented as the Kiran Manifesto for Canada that will be a beacon of hope and road map for populist movements in Canada.
Chandra Kiran
Chandra Kiran is an Engineer, MBA and Fellow of the Institute of Canadian Bankers. He studied at St. Columba’s, IIT, IIM and Edwards School of Business. He worked at IBM in Senior Leadership positions in Toronto and New York; taught at the University of Toronto; and has served on committees and boards of the chamber of commerce, police, the board of trade and political organizations in Canada.
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Saving Canada - Chandra Kiran
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Published by AuthorHouse 06/14/2019
ISBN: 978-1-7283-1580-5 (sc)
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ISBN: 978-1-7283-1579-9 (e)
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THE
KIRAN MANIFESTO
FOR CANADA
Contents
Part I:
GLOBAL PERSPECTIVE
Chapter 1 Prologue
Intent of this book
Chapter 2 Global Introduction and Assessment
Where are we today?
Chapter 3 World History and Evolution
How did the world get here?
Part II:
GENERAL PHILOSOPHY AND STRUCTURE
Chapter 4 General Philosophic Framework
What do we need?
Chapter 5 Intellectual Architecture
Principles for Structuring an Ideal Society
Chapter 6 Universal Culture
Core Values for Building an Ideal Life
Chapter 7 Intelligent Infrastructure
Providing Essential Services
Chapter 8 Quality Institutions
Building Constitutional Pillars
Chapter 9 Financing the Ideal Society
Balancing Taxation and Expenditures
Part III:
COMMON HAPPINESS IMPERATIVES
Chapter 10 Creating a Just Social Order
Reducing Inequality of Income and Wealth
Chapter 11 Building a Sustainable Future
Tackling Climate Change and the Environment
Chapter 12 Preserving Freedom and Democracy
Winning Control from Elites and the Establishment
Chapter 13 Eliminating the Culture of Entitlement
Building an Open, Honest and Transparent Society
Chapter 14 Achieving Peace and Security in our Lifetime
Tackling Religious Strife, War and Terrorism
Part IV:
KEY SOCIAL EQUITY GROWTH CATALYSTS
Chapter 15 Social and Workplace Harmony
Leveraging and Celebrating Diversity
Chapter 16 Valuing Women
Achieving Gender Equity
Chapter 17 Respect for the Individual
Valuing and Developing All People
Chapter 18 Creating a Global Village
Promoting Free Movement of Goods, Services and People
Chapter 19 Economic and Financial Stability
Establishing a Stable and Productive Society
Part V:
CANADA PERSPECTIVE
Chapter 20 Canada History and Evolution
The making of Canada
Chapter 21 Canada Current Assessment
Where are we today?
Chapter 22 Canada Values, Culture and Religion
Transforming and modernizing Canada
Chapter 23 Vision for a New Canada
Making Canada Great Again
Chapter 24 Saving CANADA
The Kiran Manifesto for Canada
Chapter 25 Implementation Roadmap
Establishing an Ideal Life and Society in Canada
Part VI:
THE IDEAL LIFE
Chapter 26 Preserving the Ideal Life
Individual Responsibility
Chapter 27 Bequeathing the Ideal Life
Sustainable Future
Chapter 28 Living the Ideal Life
Happiness
Chapter 29 Epilogue
Conclusion
Acknowledgements:
Author Profile:
Dedication:
For my Wife
She is a physicist, teacher, mother and grandmother and the ideal Canadian woman who fosters strong family values, high achievement and unconditional love. She supports our family in living their ideal life.
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Part I:
GLOBAL
PERSPECTIVE
Chapter 1
PROLOGUE
Intent of this book
Chapter 1
PROLOGUE
Intent of this book
The intent of this book is to provide a Philosophic Framework for an Ideal Life and Society in Canada.
It starts with a global assessment and design pioneered in my first book and then provides a perspective on Canada for it. Together, it constitutes the Kiran Manifesto for Canada.
Today, civilized society appears to be in palliative care. We need urgent action to improve our society so we can all lead a free, peaceful, secure, healthy, safe, prosperous and happy life.
This book first provides an assessment of where the world is today, how we got here and the current issues and challenges that need to be addressed so that we can move towards an Ideal Life and Society for all the people in the world.
It then describes the need to build a new political and socio-economic system that provides true personal freedom and generates inclusive growth and happiness for a better life and society for everyone.
The new System is presented as a global Manifesto that will move us towards an Ideal Life and Society. I am confident that it will become a beacon of hope and road-map for the suffering but silent majority who have become effectively dis-enfranchised by the nexus of powerful Politicians, Establishment Elites, Corporate Lobbyists, Religious Leaders and Traditional Media who all enrich themselves while marginalizing ordinary people by denigrating and manipulating them as unfit to exercise their democratic rights or improve their position in society.
I am calling the new system the Kiran Manifesto as it represents my personal ideas and beliefs.
It is first presented as a global manifesto at a general conceptual level that includes its broad philosophy, general framework, principles, values, constitutional pillars, essential services and self-sustaining financing model. I have also presented supporting happiness imperatives, social equity growth catalysts and an ideal life view that together promote inclusive growth, social equity and happiness.
This will enable its adoption, adaptation and customization by any country while maintaining its core principles and values. I consider it to be a living document that will evolve with society over time.
This book then provides a perspective on Canada so that we can use the Kiran Manifesto for making a developed country