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21oha “krkCnh esa vkpk;Z fouksck Hkkos dh izklafxdrk

the sane voice remains with the country and it is not too late to shift to Nai Talim even today and make
a fresh beginning.

References :

1. Gandhiji had delivered a very forceful speech at the inaugural ceremony of the Benares Hindu
University. Gopalkrishna Gandhi notes, “The Gokhale-enjoined silence was broken by

Gandhiji… He took on the British, he took on the Indians. He took on the Rajas, he took on
the anarchists. He spared no one on the dais, nor most of those that comprised the audience”

Gandhi Gopalkrishna (editor), 2008. Gandhi: Essential Writings Oxford University Press, New
Delhi. (p 178).

2. ibid p
3. ibid, p 307

4. ibid, p307
5. Patel M. J. 1999. Gandhujinu Shukshan Darshan (in Gujarati). Navajivan Prakashan Mandir,

Ahmedabad. 3rd reprint, 2007
6. CWMG: Vol. LXXXII, September 1980, p.142-6

7. CWMG: Vol. LXXXV, February 1982, p.84-8
8. Gautam Bajaj, an inmate of Brahma Vidya Mandir has rendered an excellent service by compiling

most of the writings and speeches of Vinoba Bhave in 21 Volumes titled Vinoba Sahitya. It is
published by Param Dham Prakashan, Paunar, Wardha. Volume 17 was published in 1997.

9. Vinoba. Thoughts on Education, a Translation by Marjorie Sykes. Sixth Edition. Sarva Seva
Sangh Prakashan, Varanasi.

10. Ibid p iii.
11. Readers interested will find the addresses in various volumes of the Collected Works of Mahatma

Gandhi. Accessed at /www.gandhiheritageportal.org/ Also compiled in Hindi as Kulpatiji ke
Bhashan, Gujarat Vidyapith, Ahmedabad.

12. Marjorie Sykes’s Translation op. sit. P 57.
13. Ibid

14. Ibid pp 60-61.
15. Ibid p 66.

16. Ibid p 67
17. Ibid p 69

18. Ibid p 72
19. Ibid p 73

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