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XVIII. Wanted A Unitary State




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Hindu Books > Organizations > Bunch Of Thoughts > Table Of Contents > Part Three - The Path To Glory > XVIII. Wanted A Unitary State

Introduction

Bunch Of Thoughts
M.S. Golwalkar


Part Three - The Path To Glory
(A) Rousing National Consciousness
XVIII. Wanted A Unitary State

Bunch Of Thoughts By Sri Madhav Sadashiv Golwalkar

An article by Sri M.S. Golwalkar just after the publication of the Report of States Reorganisation Committee in 1956.

The Report of the S.R.C. is out for about a fortnight. Prominent persons in the political field stated giving free expression to their reactions to the recommendations of the Commission even before the report was officially published. Nobody seems to be satisfied. The whole atmosphere is charged with antagonism to the report. Feelings are rising high. All legislative groups are giving free vent to feelings of antagonism towards one another. No one group appears to be in a mood to co-operate with, and live side by side with another in one common administrative unit. Antagonism has been so intensified and aggravated as to take the form of deep-rooted hostility.

Author : M. S. Golwalkar




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XVIII. Wanted A Unitary State
Introduction
The British Propaganda
Leaders On Test
The Failures
At The Root Of Federation
Our Future At Stake
There Is A Remedy
Let Shankaracharya And Lincoln Inspire Present Leadership
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