a. Love and Death
b. The Life Divine
c. Essays on Gita
d. Savitri : A Legend and a Symbol
Ordering Sri Aurobindo's Works Chronologically
The question requires arranging four specific works of Sri Aurobindo in chronological order, likely based on their publication dates. Identifying the correct sequence is key to selecting the right option.
Identifying Sri Aurobindo's Works
The four works mentioned are:
- a. Love and Death
- b. The Life Divine
- c. Essays on Gita
- d. Savitri : A Legend and a Symbol
Establishing Chronological Sequence
Based on the standard understanding of these works, the chronological order is determined. The correct sequence required to answer the question is:
- a. Love and Death
- b. The Life Divine
- d. Savitri : A Legend and a Symbol
- c. Essays on Gita
This results in the order: a, b, d, c.
Matching with Options
Now, we match this determined chronological order (a, b, d, c) with the given multiple-choice options:
- Option 1: a, b, d and c
- Option 2: a, b, c and d
- Option 3: b, d, a and c
- Option 4: d, a, b and c
The sequence a, b, d, c perfectly matches Option 1.
Important Questions from Indian Political Thought
Match List I and List II
List I
(Books)
List II
(Writers)
(A)
A plea for the Reconstruction of Indian Polity (I)
V.D. Savarkar (B)
India of my Dreams (II)
Ram Manohar Lohia (C)
The Indian War of independence of 1857 (III)
M. K. Gandhi (D)
Marx, Gandhi and Socialism (IV)
Jayaprakash Narayan What is true about the following statement related to Ram Manohar Lohia ?
A. He discusses seven types of revolution.
B. He talks about 'Partyless Democracy'
C. He is an author of the 'Aspects of socialist policy'
D. he did not give the concept of 'Four-Pillar State'
E. He said that the history of the growth of freedom is the history of the perfection of human relationship'
Given below are two statements: one is labelled as Assertion A and the other is labelled as Reason R
Assertion A: 'Ahimsa' was complementary to Gandhi's model of conflict resolution that was certainly the most original and creative model of social change and political action.
Reason R: This was a theory of politics that gradually became the dominant ideology of a national political movement in which Gandhi reigned supreme.
In the light of the above statements, choose the most appropriate answer from the options given below.
Find out the books written by Mahatma Gandhi given below:
A. Modern India
B. Constructive Programme
C. India’s struggle for Independence
D. Why socialism
E. Hind Swaraj
Which of the following statements is not associated with Mahatma Gandhi?
A. 'Non-violence is the law of our species as violence is the law of the brute'.
B. 'A nation that is capable of limitless sacrifices is capable of rising to limitless height'.
C. The injuction 'love your enemies' is not only the noblest idealism, it is also the most practical politics.
D. To be same in a world of mad men is itself a form of madness'
E. 'My nationalism is intense internationalism'
