Dr. Ravindra Kumar

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Dr. Ravindra Kumar is an eminent writer, Indologist, political scientist and a former vice chancellor of Meerut University, India, who authored and edited over 100 works on great personalities like Mahatma Gandhi and on various social-cultural issues.

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On the Occasion of Sardar Patel’s Birth Anniversary

He accepted Gandhiji as his political preceptor and leader in 1918 on the eve of launch of the Kisan Satyagraha in the Kaira district of Gujarat.

Need to Apply Gandhism in Prevailing Circumstances

Dr. Ravindra Kumar was speaking as the Chief Guest in a debate organized on the eve of Gandhi's 140th birth anniversary by KMC College of Nursing, Meerut (U.P.), India, on Gandhism and Terrorism.

India, Gandhi and Relevance of his Ideas in the New World

For their ideas and adaptable practices after passing of hundreds of years, they are still ideal teachers for all-general and particulars.

India’s Concept of Non-Violence and Gandhi

India is a great country. Its greatness is not in name only. India is an ancient civilization; its harmonious and composite culture is thousands of years old.

Sadhana: The Means of Spirituality and Ahimsa

Vishwamitra felt ashamed thinking that he had come to kill such a great soul who had noble ideas for him. Throwing his sword away, he went before him and saluted him with all reverence.

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