Political Science, asked by Litch, 8 months ago

Ghandiji's view on ideal of citizenship?

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Answered by Anonymous
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His ideal is a state that is bereft of centralised power. His conception of citizenship was based on three cardinal tenets: satya (truth and sincerity), ahimsa (non-violence in thought and deed) and dharma (moral law and duty).

Answered by anushkasharma8840
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2.5 CITIZENSHIP

His ideal is a state that is bereft of centralised power. His conception of citizenship was based on three cardinal tenets: satya (truth and sincerity), ahimsa (non-violence in thought and deed) and dharma (moral law and duty).

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