Indian Streams Research Journal

Volume : V, Issue : XI, December - 2015

A STUDY OF THE SIGNIFICANCE OF PEACE AND PLANETARY PROTECTION WITH SPECIALREFERANEC TO GANDHIAN SOCIALISM.

V. Sudha, -

DOI : 10.9780/22307850, By : Laxmi Book Publication

Abstract :

Gandhian thoughts are scientific approach to way of life and it’s related to non-violence and world peace. His principle is adopted a new dimension of the way of peace and environmental protection. Terrorism, violence, immoral activities are destroy thehuman society with Environment .To protect the society and nature must be followed the good activities, moral values, right way of scientific knowledge. The unique core groups and the prerequisites are the only through the Gandhian socialism. The members of the core groups can set an example to others and inspire the people or motive them to join the mass movement.

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• non-violent
• non-violent

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