Gandhi and his Socialism

Research Review International Journal of Multidisciplinary 3 (2018)
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Gandhi was not interested in developing any systematic theory. He believed in action. He expressed his views on socialism, which are suitable to Indian condition and environment. He has developed an Indian version of socialism, which is based on Indian philosophy. His socialism is for Indian population. In this research article a true spirit of Gandhi is socialism has been highlighted.

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