This 2008 report from The Hindu sums up Sen-Rothschild's vision for India's future:
The Hindu: Need to revive food economy of StateHow safe is Kerala with regard to its food needs, as cereal prices, both internationally and within India, continue to climb?
The State produces hardly 15 per cent of its food needs. It has become accustomed to being dependent on Central cereal supplies and market purchases from the neighboring regions. The acreage under rice, the people’s staple diet, has been dwindling at an alarming rate over the past three or four decades due to various reasons.
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The Rothschilds
In an "Opinion" piece ( Banks or hundi ) in The Statesman, Professor Jhunjhunwala writes:
“[...] how the famous banker, Rothschild, had made a fortune.
A Jewish history website states: In the 18th century, there was a Jew in Frankfurt-Am-Main by the name of Mayer Amshel Rothschild. He had five sons, so he sent each one to a different country. One went to London, one went to Paris, one went to Vienna, one went to Naples, and one stayed with him in Frankfurt. That created what we today call “international banking.” Because of the trust between the brothers, the Rothschilds created an “international banking system.” One could deposit money with the Rothschilds in Vienna and receive an equal amount in Frankfurt. That is precisely how the hundi and hawala systems operate.”
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