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who started the term harijan

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Gandhi

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'Harijan', meaning 'children of God', was a term first used by Gandhi to refer to Dalits in 1932. He even started three journals in English, Hindi and Gujarati in the same name in 1933. The exact origin of the word is subject to debate

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who started the term harijan