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Hindu Books > Hindutva > Integral Humanism > Chapter 2

Introduction

Yesterday we had seen that even after 17 years of independence, we have still to decide what direction we should adopt to realize our cherished dream of all round development in the lives of our countrymen. Normally people are not prepared to seriously consider this question. They think only of the problems which they face from time to time. Sometimes economic problems are viewed with concern and an attempt is made to resolve them, and at other times social or political problems come to the forefront claiming attention. Not knowing fundamentally the direction in which we to go al these efforts are not accompanied by sufficient enthusiasm not do they give a feeling of satisfaction to the people engaged in these efforts. These efforts produce only a fraction of the results which they ought to have produced.


Author : Pundit Deendayal Upadhyaya




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Chapter 2
Introduction
Modern versus Ancient
The Past Cannot be Disowned
Foreign Ideologies Are Not Universal
Our country : Our problems
Human Knowledge Is Common Property
The Conflicting Ideas
Bharatiya Culture Is Integrated
Mutual Conflict - Sign of Cultural Regression
Mutual Co-operation
These Principles Constitute Our Dharma
Happiness Of An individual
The Political Aspirations of Man
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