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Zustand: New. pp. 140.

Zustand: New. pp. 140.

Zustand: New. pp. 140.

Man is the finest creature of Almighty God Mans life not static Ups and downs joy and sorrows rise and fall fame and defame pleasure and pain profit and loss love and hate are part of every mans life These are hard realities of life and form which n 185 pp.

Zustand: New. pp. 332 Index.

Zustand: New. pp. 332.

Zustand: New. pp. 332.

Contents Preface 1 Understanding GandhiJN Sharma 2 Gandhi and JainismAnil Arora 3 Gandhian concept of non-violenceAN Panda 4 Gandhi?s theory and practice of AhimsaRP Misra 5 Gandhian philosophy of non-violence An essence of human existenceNabanita Das 6 Gandhian non-violence and world peaceDeepak Prakash 7 Contemporary relevance of Gandhian non-violencePrasanta Kumar Mohanty 8 Non-violence in action in North-EastPC Shekar Reddy and JA Rama Moorty 9 Pacifism and GandhiAshu Pasricha 10 Culture of peaceSeema Pasricha 11 Building culture of peace Role of peace education and conflict resolutionDN Pathak 12 Anuvrat and world peaceAcharya Mahapragya 13 International peace and Gandhian world orderRS Yadav 14 Culture of peace Mahatma Gandhi and peaceful world orderMS Dadge 15 Gandhi as a journalistManoj Rajan 16 Gandhian and professional social workKD Gangrade 17 Gandhian perspective on economic developmentAshutosh Pandey 18 Individual and society The Gandhian perspectiveSaroj Malik 19 Gandhi?s ideas on ideal society and its lawBakhyt Kadyrova 20 Purification of politics A Gandhian alternativeRashmi Sharma 21 Democracy The Gandhian paradigmSheila Rai 22 Gandhi on communal harmonyAnju Jhamb 23 Paradigms of development Gandhian alternativeRam Binod Singh 24 Peace Environment and GandhiRamashray Roy 25 The millennium developemtn goals and education for nonviolent leadershipN Radhakrishnan 26 Peace building and the concept of non-violence in IslamZeenat Ara 27 Gandhi and the congress? involvement in the temple entry movement in early twentieth century TamilnaduRajshekhar Basu 28 Peace and conflict resolution Indian experience of Non-violenceRamjee SinghNeither Capitalism nor socialism has been able to solve the contemporary human problems Here is no hope from corporate world which is a byproduct of liberalization privatization and globalization There is a crises of governance The whole world is in search of an alternative which must be pro-poor pro-environment and pro-humanity The Gandhian alternative can provide solutions to contemporary problems such as unemployment unequal distribution of wealth violation of human rights terrorism fundamentalism exploitation oppression environment and climate change alienation and poverty if implemented in totality Gandhian thought and action are directly or indirectly echoed in contemporary debates not only in India but also throughout the globe In this present book an attempt has been made to rediscover reinterpret and revisit Gandhi and his thought Revisiting a Gandhi is an intellectual response to solve the contemporary dilemmas and conflicts arising out due to failure of developmental paradigms and failure of leadership Even the welfare state is not responding as it was expected Revisiting Gandhi provides some insight on developmental issues From Gandhian perspectives the real development will take the society form Vikriti perversion to SanskritiCulture It is not going back but going in the right direction All together 28 articles were written by different scholars from diverse fields 408 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Understanding GandhiJN Sharma 2 Gandhi and JainismAnil Arora 3 Gandhian concept of non-violenceAN Panda 4 Gandhi?s theory and practice of AhimsaRP Misra 5 Gandhian philosophy of non-violence An essence of human existenceNabanita Das 6 Gandhian non-violence and world peaceDeepak Prakash 7 Contemporary relevance of Gandhian non-violencePrasanta Kumar Mohanty 8 Non-violence in action in North-EastPC Shekar Reddy and JA Rama Moorty 9 Pacifism and GandhiAshu Pasricha 10 Culture of peaceSeema Pasricha 11 Building culture of peace Role of peace education and conflict resolutionDN Pathak 12 Anuvrat and world peaceAcharya Mahapragya 13 International peace and Gandhian world orderRS Yadav 14 Culture of peace Mahatma Gandhi and peaceful world orderMS Dadge 15 Gandhi as a journalistManoj Rajan 16 Gandhian and professional social workKD Gangrade 17 Gandhian perspective on economic developmentAshutosh Pandey 18 Individual and society The Gandhian perspectiveSaroj Malik 19 Gandhi?s ideas on ideal society and its lawBakhyt Kadyrova 20 Purification of politics A Gandhian alternativeRashmi Sharma 21 Democracy The Gandhian paradigmSheila Rai 22 Gandhi on communal harmonyAnju Jhamb 23 Paradigms of development Gandhian alternativeRam Binod Singh 24 Peace Environment and GandhiRamashray Roy 25 The millennium developemtn goals and education for nonviolent leadershipN Radhakrishnan 26 Peace building and the concept of non-violence in IslamZeenat Ara 27 Gandhi and the congress? involvement in the temple entry movement in early twentieth century TamilnaduRajshekhar Basu 28 Peace and conflict resolution Indian experience of Non-violenceRamjee SinghNeither Capitalism nor socialism has been able to solve the contemporary human problems Here is no hope from corporate world which is a byproduct of liberalization privatization and globalization There is a crises of governance The whole world is in search of an alternative which must be pro-poor pro-environment and pro-humanity The Gandhian alternative can provide solutions to contemporary problems such as unemployment unequal distribution of wealth violation of human rights terrorism fundamentalism exploitation oppression environment and climate change alienation and poverty if implemented in totality Gandhian thought and action are directly or indirectly echoed in contemporary debates not only in India but also throughout the globe In this present book an attempt has been made to rediscover reinterpret and revisit Gandhi and his thought Revisiting a Gandhi is an intellectual response to solve the contemporary dilemmas and conflicts arising out due to failure of developmental paradigms and failure of leadership Even the welfare state is not responding as it was expected Revisiting Gandhi provides some insight on developmental issues From Gandhian perspectives the real development will take the society form Vikriti perversion to SanskritiCulture It is not going back but going in the right direction All together 28 articles were written by different scholars from diverse fields 408 pp.

Contents Preface 1 Mohan to barrister 2 The struggle in South Africa 3 Understanding India 4 Initiation in freedom struggle 5 Shaking the foundations of the Raj 6 On Centre stage of freedom movement 7 Towards freedom 8 Attaining freedom This work is an outcome of collective endeavor of three individuals with one goal to understand Gandhi and place the facts for present and future generations for bringing ethical values and self esteem in them Gandhis life was an open book He combined facts with value theory with practice body with soul He conducted experiments after experiments to achieve the final goal On the basis of nonviolence Satyagraha Swadeshi and Swaraj he laid the freedom struggle of India and showed Gandhi was a man of principles and great convictions and always practiced what he preached Once when asked for a message to humanity Gandhi said My life is my message He lived a very simple life very wants and needs what he believed in and said hold true even today in the era of globalization Mahatma Gandhi a multifaceted genius applied his mind to a large number of human concerns and left an indelible impact on the social economic and political forces of the day He left an everlasting impact on the world at large because he always spoke and understood the language of the masses and downtrodden He made the people fearless to fight against injustice and exploitation He was a man far ahead of his times Voices all over the world today are reechoing This book provides detail chronological biography of Mahatma Gandhi the greatest man this motherland had given birth It also gives a detail account of Mahatma Gandhis life and action starting from 2 October 1869 till his death 30 January 1948This book will be very useful for laymen students research scholars policy makers politicians and social workers jacket 522 pp.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Mahatma Gandhi's concept of education, character and nation building is creative, original, revolutionary, secular, skill development and based on societal need. It is unique, innovative, need based and fundamental and provides an alternative to individual, society and nation. Gandhi's selected original writings and speeches on Education, Character and Nation Building covering the years 1905 to 1947, have been reproduced in 3 volumes to understand his concepts and their relevance in contemporary world. These writings and speeches will be an eye-opener for the readers as it will clear the myths about Gandhi's experimentation on education, character and nation building. Never before, writings, and speeches of Gandhi on education, character and nation building are placed at one place. These writings and speeches are reproduced here without any distortion and alternation so that the readers draw their own conclusion. We are sure that this work will open new vistas of research and proper understanding of Gandhi on critical issue of the making of individual, society and nation. The volumes inter alia gives other facets of life which largely dwell on the nature and quality of education needed for enhancing a civilized life and composite culture. An educational policy based on the Gandhian principles and teachings will not only herald a new epoch of culture synthesis but national integration per se.