Social Sciences, asked by Praveen8404, 1 year ago

What is gandhi ji focus statement regarding conservation of resources?

VihanaRai: Gandhi ji said that," there is enough for everybody's need but not for any body's greed" . And he meant that we should use resources but only to satisfy our need and not for unnecessary consumption.

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Answered by smartboy6

gandhi said there is enough or avery body not and need for any body greed

Answered by VihanaRai

Gandhi Ji said that there is enough for everybody's need but not for anybody's greed

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