According to Gandhi Truth and Nonviolence are: | Faculties

Home / Faculty / Gandhian Philosophy / Question

M

Mr. Dubey • 51.47K Points
Coach

Q. According to Gandhi Truth and Nonviolence are:

(A) separable

(B) contradictory

(C) inseparable

(D) hierarchical

Correct Answer - Option(C)

Previous

Next

Discusssion

Login to discuss.

Related Posts

Q. Gandhi said, “Politics without ----------------- is a thing to be avoided”.

Q. Gandhi’s identification of ---------------------- is considered as fundamental basis for all his thoughts.

Q. Gandhian philosophy is an echo of philosophy of :

Q. Essential nature of God is described by Gandhi is:

Q. Tolstoy’s ---------------------- made profound influence upon young Gandhi.

Q. Thoreau’s famous essay ----------------- made profound influence upon Gandhi.

Q. Gandhi said Satyagraha is an ------------ of a person.

Q. --------------- is considered as the most favourite Upanisad of Gandhi.

Q. Gandhi symbolise ------------------- is the incarnation of Ahimsa.

Q. According to Gandhi, industry was a joint enterprise of labour and capital in which ‘owners’ and ‘workers’ were ----------------- for society.

View All Posts

More Faculties

Create Faculty

International Business Management (IBM)

Reading on Indian Constitution, Secularism and Sustainable Environment

Costing

India’s big, high, tall Gk

Computer Graphics

Business Taxation

MicroEconomics, Theory and Applications 2

Computerized Accounting Software

Enterprise Resource Planning and Management

KBC GK in Hindi

View all faculties