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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Young India , 16-4 - '31 After nearly 50 years of public life , I am able to say today that my faith in the doctrine that the service of one's nation is not inconsistent with the service of the world has grown . It is a good doctrine .
Young India , 16-4 - '31 After nearly 50 years of public life , I am able to say today that my faith in the doctrine that the service of one's nation is not inconsistent with the service of the world has grown . It is a good doctrine .
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Often one would like to shut one's eyes and stuff one's nose ; such is the surrounding dirt and offending smell . If the majority of Congressmen were derived from our villages , as they should be , they should be able to make our ...
Often one would like to shut one's eyes and stuff one's nose ; such is the surrounding dirt and offending smell . If the majority of Congressmen were derived from our villages , as they should be , they should be able to make our ...
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It means regulation of one's life in accordance with the laws of health . It is not a matter of taking the free medicine from the hospital or for fees . A man who takes free treatment from the hospital accepts charity .
It means regulation of one's life in accordance with the laws of health . It is not a matter of taking the free medicine from the hospital or for fees . A man who takes free treatment from the hospital accepts charity .
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Contents
Chapter | 3 |
IN DEFENCE OF NATIONALISM | 13 |
INDIA AND SOCIALISM | 22 |
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