This book originated from a sense that an essential element was absent. India is a civilisation with a longstanding tradition of profound intellectual inquiry. Nevertheless, many educated Indians today are more familiar with Western thinkers such as Locke, Mill, Marx, and Keynes than with their own intellectual heritage. While Western schools of political thought are readily enumerated, indigenous traditions are often not as accessible. Present-day discourse frequently invokes concepts like liberty and equality, yet older discussions concerning Dharma, Moksha, holistic personhood, and the welfare of the least fortunate have been partially neglected. Among those who endeavoured to renew this dialogue, Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya is particularly notable. I considered it worthwhile to explain his philosophy clearly and accessibly to general readers. My approach has been explanatory rather than detached or partisan. My objective is to engage with his ideas from within, presenting them so that new readers may appreciate not only his assertions but also their underlying rationale and intended purpose.
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Pradyumna Kumar Choudhury is a Developmental Banker, Thinker, Author and Social Worker with over two decades of experience in development finance, MSME development, entrepreneurship and financial inclusion. He holds a Master's degree in English Literature, a Master's in Business Administration, and a Bachelor's degree in Law. His multidisciplinary background has shaped his interest in the relationship between economics, society, governance and human values. His professional journey has strengthened his belief that development must transcend economic growth to encompass human dignity, social harmony, cultural rootedness and holistic well-being. His engagement with Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya's philosophy of Integral Humanism reflects his quest for an indigenous, humane and inclusive framework of development. Through his writing, he explores the contemporary relevance of Integral Humanism, Antyodaya, self-reliance and social harmony. Passionate about social service and animal rights, he believes that Bharat's true progress lies in harmonising individual aspiration with social responsibility, economic development with human values, and modernity with its civilisational ethos.
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