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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Page 196
... teachers than for the taught . And every teacher , if he is to do full justice to his pupils , will have to prepare ... Teachers I believe in the ancient idea of teachers teaching for the love of it and receiving the barest maintenance ...
... teachers than for the taught . And every teacher , if he is to do full justice to his pupils , will have to prepare ... Teachers I believe in the ancient idea of teachers teaching for the love of it and receiving the barest maintenance ...
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... teachers will have to revise their ideas of the uses of vacation . Often do thoughtless teachers prescribe lessons to be done during the vacation . This , in my opinion , is in any case a vicious habit . Vacation is just the period when ...
... teachers will have to revise their ideas of the uses of vacation . Often do thoughtless teachers prescribe lessons to be done during the vacation . This , in my opinion , is in any case a vicious habit . Vacation is just the period when ...
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... teachers and my teachers have taught Asia . Harijan , 20-4 - '47 CHAPTER LXXV OBITER DICTA Adivasis The Adivasis are the original inhabitants whose material position is perhaps no better than that of Hari- jans and who have long been ...
... teachers and my teachers have taught Asia . Harijan , 20-4 - '47 CHAPTER LXXV OBITER DICTA Adivasis The Adivasis are the original inhabitants whose material position is perhaps no better than that of Hari- jans and who have long been ...
Contents
Chapter | 3 |
IN DEFENCE OF NATIONALISM | 13 |
INDIA AND SOCIALISM | 22 |
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