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    cannot be done except through one’s country. (Chakrabarti 35) This aspect of the Gandhian thought had an impact on the creative impetus of the Indian novelists in English. In this paper I will discuss on how Gandhian blending of politics and religion gives an impact on the minds of the Indian masses‚ especially of the villagers. Taking instances from Raja Rao’s novel kanthapura‚ I will seek to show how Gandhian political thoughts and teachings come in the guise of traditional religious terms and

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    Is Gandhian Mode of Protest (Satyagraha) still relevant? Satyagraha is the method of resistance and mass movement developed by Gandhi during his days in South Africa and later epitomised in India during its freedom struggle against British Empire. Satyagraha was developed as a broad term for techniques of civil disobedience‚ non cooperation‚ hunger strike and protest. Satyagraha is a portmanteau of the Sanskrit words Satya (meaning "truth") and Agraha ("insistence"‚ or "holding firmly to"). For

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    TISS Mumbai Proposed MPhil-PhD Dissertation Title of Proposed Study: BLENDING GANDHIAN CONCEPTS INTO CSR STRATEGIES FOR SUSTAINABLE RURAL DEVELOPMENT Rationale for Study: The three major concepts which the thesis revolves around are: i) Gandhian Socio-economic Analytical Framework ii) Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) and Strategies iii) Integral and Sustainable Rural Development All of these strands are powerful enough in their individual spheres but if these are blended into a concept

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    one to introduce non-violence into the political field and he also made successful use of it.’ He declared punishment immoral. Gandhiji was the precursor of non- violent revolution. 2. Several Philosophical Contradictions: Critics point out that Gandhian philosophy is full of contradictions. Like socialism‚ Gandhism supports the idea that every individual should be provided necessities of daily life. But at the same time‚ it opposes the socialist principles of nationalisation and mass production

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