10 HINDI BOOKS RELATING TO «अच्युतवास»
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अच्युतवास in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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J. Krishnamurti: A Biography - Page 106
His brother Achyut was an intellectual, a word that in India has very special connotations. He lived in an age that hailed Karl Marx as the prophet of the new awakened man, and Achyut, along with his friends Jai Prakash Narain and Acharya ...
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Star Crossed India: Let Down by Leadership - Page 45
Achyut was not a Marxist and did not always share ' JP Y approach but he respected the elder leader. He was more a Gandhian. Having been virtually out of the party, he had no political ambitions. On the other hand, a convert to theosophist ...
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Leaders of the Left - Page 52
Achyut was one of them just on the threshold of his thirtieth year, the youngest member of the Congress Executive. Membership of the Congress Working Committee, in those days, was no small honour, that too at such an young age.
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Jiddu Krishnamurti: World Philosopher (1895-1986) : His ... - Page 530
Achyut was involved in the establishment of the Socialist Party of India. According to Jayakar, Achyut told Gandhi in late 1947 that he was going to spend time with Krishna, and Gandhi was very happy about this. In early 1949 Achyut returned ...
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A Silence in the City and Other Stories - Page 20
Achyuth was sharing the gain with Sushil. Promod was in a state of extreme tension. From the way his lips were dry you could see his agonising anxiety. And the way Sushil laughed it appeared he was enjoying himself at Promod's expense.
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Indira Gandhi: A Biography - Page 260
Later, Achyut was to comment that it was a grave mistake on his part, for Sugata Dasgupta deliberately distorted the message and no clear commitment from Jayaprakash reached Achyut. Dasgupta had hedged, asked Achyut to work out ...
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The New Brahmans - Page 140
I was in Poona for five or six months. During this period Achyut went through a dangerous illness. He had typhoid fever for forty-two days and was cured by Indian medicines. As soon as Achyut was declared convalescent, Balwantrao decided ...
Dinakar Dhondo Karve, Ellen E. MacDonald, 1963
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Historical Dictionary of India - Page 486
PATWARDAN, ACHYUT SITARAM (1905–1971). Achyut was the son of a lawyer in Ahmednagar who belonged to a high caste Englisheducated family of Maharashtra. He studied Economics, attended the Theosophist College, and joined the ...
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Congress and Socialism: Economic Programmes and Policies - Page 71
I think Achyut was a member of that also. It provided a very radical document, agreed to by all concerned — as to what should follow. It was totally ignored. Then the Agrarian Reform Committee. I think Rajendra Babu was the President or ...
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Gandhians in Contemporary India: The Vision and the ... - Page 101
Many stores were closed as the agitation spread. Finally Achyut was arrested and sentenced to prison. His dream finally came true and he felt like a confirmed Gandhian. After his first experience of being imprisoned for the cause of Gandhi, ...
