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4 months ago

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Pu₹vesh | SEBI®️RA

@TA_Purvesh

5 months ago

One of the strangest arguments against #Saatvik100 is: "If you keep money in an FD, the bank may lend to liquor companies or slaughterhouses. So what's the point?" Let's test that logic. 1️⃣ Taxes I pay taxes because it is my legal and moral duty as a citizen. The government then decides how to allocate that money. Some schemes may align with my values, others may not. I am responsible for honestly paying my taxes not for every spending decision made by the government. 2️⃣ Helping a beggar Suppose I give ₹20 to a hungry person out of compassion. If that person later buys alcohol, does my intention of helping suddenly become a sin? No. My action was to help. Their decision is their responsibility. 3️⃣ Internet bill Every month I pay for internet. A part of that money ultimately reaches companies and governments across the world through taxes, licenses, infrastructure, and technology. If someone argues that it indirectly funds wars or weapons, does that make every internet user morally responsible? Of course not. The world is deeply interconnected. If we keep chasing indirect consequences, no human action remains "pure." Dharma is about purifying your own intentions and your own conscious choices not about holding yourself guilty for every downstream action taken by someone else. That's exactly what #Saatvik100 is about: choosing not to knowingly invest in businesses that conflict with your values.

TA_Purvesh's tweet photo. One of the strangest arguments against #Saatvik100 is:

"If you keep money in an FD, the bank may lend to liquor companies or slaughterhouses. So what's the point?"

Let's test that logic.

1️⃣ Taxes
I pay taxes because it is my legal and moral duty as a citizen. The government then decides how to allocate that money. Some schemes may align with my values, others may not. I am responsible for honestly paying my taxes not for every spending decision made by the government.

2️⃣ Helping a beggar
Suppose I give ₹20 to a hungry person out of compassion. If that person later buys alcohol, does my intention of helping suddenly become a sin? No. My action was to help. Their decision is their responsibility.

3️⃣ Internet bill
Every month I pay for internet. A part of that money ultimately reaches companies and governments across the world through taxes, licenses, infrastructure, and technology. If someone argues that it indirectly funds wars or weapons, does that make every internet user morally responsible? Of course not.

The world is deeply interconnected. If we keep chasing indirect consequences, no human action remains "pure."

Dharma is about purifying your own intentions and your own conscious choices not about holding yourself guilty for every downstream action taken by someone else.

That's exactly what #Saatvik100 is about: choosing not to knowingly invest in businesses that conflict with your values.

Gaurang Parekh @gaurang46907026

5 months ago

@TA_Purvesh Bhai aap banks mei invest kar rahe ho but banks may be investing in businesses which you want to avoid. To yeh indirect investment nahi hua?

Magicbullindia

@Magicbullindia

5 months ago

BSE new benchmark - #Saatvik100 The BSE Saatvik 100 is India’s first equity index built around Saatvik principles, selecting 100 companies from the BSE 500 that meet value-based and ethical criteria for Jain and Marwari Investors Dayum 0.01%

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