Contents Foreword Introduction 1 Dynamics of Gandhian thoughtAditya Angiras 2 Rediscovering Gandhi education for truth and non-violencePoonam Bawa and HS Rathore 3 Challenges of globalization and the Gandhian alternativeArvind Adityaraj 4 The Gandhian Gospel and its relevance to the twenty first centuryGanesh Prasad and Anand Kumar 5 Gandhi and Indian nationalismSanjeev Kumar 6 Cesar Chavez Mexican GandhiKD Chopade 7 Significance of non-violence for peaceRam Naresh Thakur and Sruendra Raoy 8 The non-violence the key of Gandhian studiesHimanshu Shekhar and Hemlata Jha 9 Mahatma Gandhi apostle of peaceD Nirmala Devi 10 Models of peace and Gandhi in modern democratic systemShyam Chandra Gupta 11 The concept of non-violence in Indian philosophiesKamal Manohar 12 Truth and non-violence core principles of GandhiHossien Nemat Zadeh Gara 13 Training in non-violenceBS Bedi 14 Role of educational institutions in promotion of peace and non-violenceDayanidhi Prasad Roy and Reena Roy 15 Gandhi?s education essence of the complete manRanjit Kaur 16 Media in Gandhian perspectiveManoj Rajan 17 Gandhi?s socialism for peaceRamesh Kumar 18 Economic ideas of GandhiTawinder Kaur 19 Relevance of Gandhian humanistic concepts in modern worldSheeja OK 20 Relevance of Mahatma Gandhi?s philosophy todayAmit Narula and Kusum Narula 21 Relevance of Gandhi in the modern societiesParmod Chauhan 22 Buddhist perspectives of non-violenceRanjana Bhardwaj 23 Gandhi?s concept of humanism an overviewSuresh Kumar Soni 24 Gandhian philosophy of political changeSeema Pasricha 25 Gandhi?s views on womenKusum Solanky 26 Women education in Punjab a case study of Kanya Maha Vidyalaya JalandharMonica Sharma 27 Gandhian approach to tribal issueRanju Devi 28 Gandhi on peace conflict and conflict resolutionsSumit Narula 29 Gandhi?s vision a search for peace and securityRanjan Bala 30 Mahatma Gandhi a life for non-violenceKiyanoush Ghalavand IndexWe have hailed Gandhi as Prophet Crusader and Liberator but he has been seldom properly and critically understood No doubt he has been eulogized romanticized and even mythologised but hardly conceptualized and rationalized This is because there has been a general apathy among the intellectuals in our country who have only vague notions about Gandhi?s relevance This is indeed a tragedy that intellectuals have yet to get adequately stimulated to go into the works and ideas of world?s greatest son since Socrates Buddha and Jesus The present volume aims at bridging this Gulf and to bring the Gandhian academicians and activists closerThe present volume is the collection of scholarly papers presented in the International Conference of the Indian Society of Gandhian Studies in the Department of Gandhian Studies Punjab University Chandigarh 382 pp. Seller Inventory # 86061

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