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Aditya AgarwalAIR 1· 2024

GS2GS2

[Continuation of comparative analysis on movements and their influence]

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Main Body

Principles of secularism and communal harmony.

The ideologies influenced each other as can be seen from the following:

i) Use of non-violent means by revolutionaries (e.g. Bombing of Assembly using fake bombs – to protest against the Public Safety Bill)

ii) Spreading the message of socialism by revolutionaries. (e.g. Hindustan Socialist Republican Association (HSRA))

iii) Gandhiji observed that violence was Gandhi's action in 'Individual Satyagraha' — belief in Individual actions.

iv) Gandhiji's — belief in Individual actions.

v) The motto of "Do or die" by Gandhi

Today, the ideologies of Bhagat Singh (revolutionary) and Gandhi have influenced our value system. It can be seen in the India's "No first use" nuclear deterrent policy.

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Conclusion

The ideologies of Bhagat Singh and Gandhi continue to influence India's value system and policy framework.

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This is a continuation from previous page
  • Connects historical movements to modern policy
  • Provides concrete examples of ideological influence
  • Links to nuclear deterrent doctrine

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Aditya Agarwal

AIR 12024

Subject & Paper

GS2GS2

Topic

Indian Independence Movement and Modern India

Ideological cross-influence and contemporary relevance

Impact of Gandhian and revolutionary ideologies on modern governance

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