India of My Dreams, Volume 10"A selection of the most telling and significant passage[s] from Mahatma Gandhi's writings." -- Foreword. |
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I believe in action according to my belief , without waiting for wholesale conversion . Hence , without having to enumerate key industries , I would have State ownership , where a large number of people have to work ...
I believe in action according to my belief , without waiting for wholesale conversion . Hence , without having to enumerate key industries , I would have State ownership , where a large number of people have to work ...
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I know also that there is a school of thought which believes in only secular instruction being given in public schools . ... Young India , 25-8 - 227 I do not believe that the State can concern itself or cope with religious education .
I know also that there is a school of thought which believes in only secular instruction being given in public schools . ... Young India , 25-8 - 227 I do not believe that the State can concern itself or cope with religious education .
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Harijan , 25-3-33 Caste I have frequently said that I do not believe in caste in the modern sense . It is an excrescence and a handicap on progress . Nor , do I believe in inequalities between human beings . We are all absolutely equal ...
Harijan , 25-3-33 Caste I have frequently said that I do not believe in caste in the modern sense . It is an excrescence and a handicap on progress . Nor , do I believe in inequalities between human beings . We are all absolutely equal ...
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Contents
Chapter | 3 |
IN DEFENCE OF NATIONALISM | 13 |
INDIA AND SOCIALISM | 22 |
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