Mahatma Gandhi: To Gandhi, the end is the greatest good of all and this can be realized only in the classless and stateless democracy of

To Gandhi, the end is the greatest good of all and this can be realized only in — Mahatma Gandhi

To Gandhi, the end is the greatest good of all and this can be realized only in the classless and stateless democracy of autonomous village communities base on non-violence.

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