Geography, asked by mehrajdin4904, 9 months ago

there is enough for every body's need but not for any body's greed''. who said this

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Answered by marcos69

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India's great moral leader Mohandas Gandhi famously said that there is enough on Earth for everybody's need, but not enough for everybody's greed. Today, Gandhi's insight is being put to the test as never before.

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