The Concept of Identity in Indian Political Thought
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According to ancient Indian political thought, the primary identity of an individual is based on their:
The concept of 'dharma' in Indian political thought refers to:
Which ancient Indian text discusses the concept of 'purushartha', the four goals of human life?
The idea of 'atman' in Indian philosophy refers to:
Which Indian philosopher emphasized the importance of 'ahimsa', or non-violence, as a fundamental principle of political thought?
The concept of 'swaraj', or self-rule, became a central theme in Indian political thought during the:
Which Indian political thinker argued for the importance of 'sarvodaya', or the welfare of all, as the guiding principle of governance?
The idea of 'Hindutva', or Hindu nationalism, was popularized by:
Which Indian political thinker advocated for the concept of 'integral humanism', emphasizing the harmonious development of the individual and society?
The idea of 'Gandhian socialism' combines the principles of:
Which Indian political thinker argued for the concept of 'scientific socialism', emphasizing the application of scientific methods to social and economic problems?
The idea of 'social democracy' in Indian political thought emphasizes:
Which Indian political thinker argued for the concept of 'anarcho-syndicalism', emphasizing the decentralization of power and the abolition of capitalism?
The idea of 'neo-Gandhianism' in Indian political thought emphasizes:
Which Indian political thinker argued for the concept of 'integral humanism', emphasizing the harmonious development of the individual and society?