Te booklet ' constructive programe' was written by gandhiji in which yeae
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Firstly, it harps on the establishment of communal unity through abolition of all discriminations between communities, specially the Hindus and the Muslims, regarding food, drinks etc. at the railway stations, schools and colleges and the cultivation of an unbreakable hard unity through personal experience.
Secondly, it emphasised on the abolition of untouchability by influencing the orthodox Hindus through more appeal. The question of untouchability should not be viewed as a political question but as one of the life and death of Hinduism. Every caste should befriend them and break their isolation.
Thirdly, it avowed the opening of recreation booths where the tired labourers would rest their limbs and get healthy and cheap refreshments.
Fourthly, it stressed upon the establishment of Khadi production centres across the villages of India. Khadi was interpreted by Gandhi as not only as an economic rejuvenation but also as political phenomena. Khadi was the symbol of unity of India and remained the most potent instrument of mass uplift and mass education.
Fifthly, it stood for the improvement of village sanitation which was practically non-existent in India, and the organization of adult education throughout the country. Gandhi felt that, without such adult education, ther
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Secondly, it emphasised on the abolition of untouchability by influencing the orthodox Hindus through more appeal. The question of untouchability should not be viewed as a political question but as one of the life and death of Hinduism. Every caste should befriend them and break their isolation.
Thirdly, it avowed the opening of recreation booths where the tired labourers would rest their limbs and get healthy and cheap refreshments.
Fourthly, it stressed upon the establishment of Khadi production centres across the villages of India. Khadi was interpreted by Gandhi as not only as an economic rejuvenation but also as political phenomena. Khadi was the symbol of unity of India and remained the most potent instrument of mass uplift and mass education.
Fifthly, it stood for the improvement of village sanitation which was practically non-existent in India, and the organization of adult education throughout the country. Gandhi felt that, without such adult education, ther
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