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In one line
A thinker, a social worker, and a man of action committed to change. For decades he has worked on questions of society, politics, justice, education and human dignity.
Full biography
At fifteen he told the contractors of his community, in full panchayat, that their verdicts were swayed by a shoe made of silver. He was cast out and asked to apologise; he accepted the boycott and did not apologise. He went underground through the Emergency, became state president of Janvadi Yuva Shakti, and had bribes taken by officials returned to the people. Then from the red flag to saffron cloth — only the road changed; the question stayed. ‘Vicharon Ka Vidroh’ is the account of that question.
Quotations to print
- Until the last person in society lives with dignity, our struggle continues.
- The idea itself is the real revolution.
- Until the last person in society lives with dignity, our struggle continues.
- An idea you cannot question is not your idea. It is your owner.
- Power does not change a man. It only shows what he already was.
- Freedom is not won at a flagpole. It is found at the counter where an ordinary person goes to get their work done.
Book details
- Title
- Vicharon Ka Vidroh
- Author
- Comrade Swami Madan Agrawal
- Language
- Hindi
- Extent
- 8 parts · 48 chapters
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- Name
- Comrade Swami Madan Agrawal
- Identity
- Dharmaguru · Spiritual Thinker · Author · Social Worker
- Book
- Vicharon Ka Vidroh — One Life, One Struggle, One Resolve
- Extent
- 218 pages · 48 chapters
- Publication
- KIU Publications USA
Short bio
A thinker, a social worker, and a man of action committed to change. For decades he has worked on questions of society, politics, justice, education and human dignity.
Long bio
At fifteen he told the contractors of his community, in full panchayat, that their verdicts were swayed by a shoe made of silver. He was cast out and asked to apologise; he accepted the boycott and did not apologise. He went underground through the Emergency, became state president of Janvadi Yuva Shakti, and had bribes taken by officials returned to the people. Then from the red flag to saffron cloth — only the road changed; the question stayed. ‘Vicharon Ka Vidroh’ is the account of that question.
