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130008
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2014.
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Despite that none can refute the relevance of Gandhi. Gandhi was a man of great vision, gifted with brilliant insight and the ability to think clearly and profoundly. His thinking was truly relevant to the problems of his own time and that it continues to be relevant today, both to India and to the rest of the world. He was not only an effective leader of action but a profound thinker as well, and, therefore, that as a thinker of no small stature he is most certainly relevant to the world of thought (Quigley, 1971).
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130182
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The concept of satyagraha is a worthy concept of Gandhi and valuable contribution to political thought. This is struggle for righteousness and virtue and progressive in nature. The satyagraha is a mass action. In mass action, some time violent action will entre in spite of self- control. So is there any relevance of this in the present world? Though it seems impossible, still the relevance of this principle is visible in various place and this gives the society to exist without diminish. So everybody should try to follow satyagraha and truth for a just world. In the contemporary world, there is need to follow the philosophy of our father of nation for the establishment of a just, non-violent and peaceful society.
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044907
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London, Oxford University Press, 1971.
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x, 421p.
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| 007842 | 303.610954/OST 007842 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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131961
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2014.
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In the definition of civilization, Gandhiji calls a civilization, "civilization" which lays the path of knowing oneself. The path, thus of seeking self knowledge being and must be unique for each individual, group, community and nation according to their Law of Being swadharma. From the path that one follow, one derives one's identity in society.
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066143
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New Delhi, Gandhi Peace Foundation, 1968.
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xii, 401p.Hbk
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Published under the auspices of The National Committee for the Gandhi Centenary
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| 032946 | 923.254/RAD 032946 | Main | On Shelf | General | |
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