Given below are three quotations of great thinkers. What do each of these quotations convey to you in the present context? b) "The difference between what we do and what we are capable of doing would suffice to solve most of the world's problems." - Mahatma Gandhi
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The above quote by Mahatma Gandhi highlights the limits of human potential. As per him, we are capable of solving most of the world's problems provided that we do what we are capable of.
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① Effort to eradicate Sati before Ram Mohan Roy were futile because the efforts were not up to the mark.
① Nationwide campaign was launched to eradicate Polio
③ Reduction in Multidimensional Poverty
If we do not perform to our best then it leads to knower-Does spicy.
Love, empathy and compassion are viewed states of being which requires us to go past our immediate instincts.
① Without love and compassion a society cannot long survive.
Humanity cannot survive without love and compassion.
① It helps in cultivating a positive attitude
② It leads to Sarvodaya
③ Without compassion human face would perish as.
④ Love and compassion act like hydrogen & helium - as without it sun would collapse.
Humanity
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q.t Pillars of Humanity
Hence Love and Compassion are like 2 horses of the chariot of humanity.
- Clear visual representation of the concept
- Multiple historical and contemporary examples
- Connects Gandhi's quote to practical governance outcomes
- Shows progression from failure to success based on effort levels
- Uses powerful scientific metaphor (hydrogen and helium in sun)
- References Indian philosophical concepts (Integral Humanism, Antiyodaya)
- Multiple dimensions showing necessity of compassion
- Good structural organization with clear flow
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Governance and Social Issues
Role of Individual and Collective Effort in Solving Social Problems
Human Capacity and Problem Resolution
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