Deo, Shankarrao - Sarvodaya Samaj (1952)

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Report of the fourth annual session 1952 in Sewapuri, India

Wardha, India, 1952

Paper cover
5.4 x 8.6 tall;
30 pages

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From 11 to 14 march 1948, a month and a half after Gandhis assassination, his followers gathered in Sevagram in order to continue his work in the spirit of his federation of organizations was set up, Samaj Sarvodaya (brotherhood).
In 1949 during the conference of Indore followed the founding of the Akhil bharat sarvaseva sangh (all India association for the service of all).

In the Sarvodaya movement after Gandhis death, Vinoba Bhave (1895-1982) occupied the most important position. Not only was he Gandhi s most faithful follower, but he was also a charismatic leader in his own right with far-reaching influence. His achievements ranged from improving the organization of the sarvodaya movement to his struggle for the legal prohibition of slaughtering cattle.
His best known contribution, however, is the concept of Bhoodan Gift of land) and the movement it generated.

Many of the earliest books about Gandhi, particularly those dating back to the 1940s, 1950s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive

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