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Integral Humanism and Building a New India

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100th Jayanti of Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya; The embodiment of Bharatiya Nationalism; writes Dr Manish Mokshagundam
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Integral Humanism & Building a New India

A large population of our world lives in poverty. After having tried various development models with mixed results, the world is in search of a model of development which is integrated and sustainable. 

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ಪಠ್ಯಪುಸ್ತಕಗಳು ಕಲಿಕೆಯ ಕೈದೀವಿಗೆಯಾಗಲಿ

ಒಂದು ಪಠ್ಯ – ಹಲವು ಪಾಠ

India too which is blessed with an abundance of natural resources and labor remains a developing nation even after 75 years of political freedom. While India has experimented with various models from socialism to capitalism, most of our policies do not take into account our unique history, diversity, and cultural ethos. We have tried very hard to prove to that world that we are a good nation-state at the cost of ignoring our civilizational roots. Any model of development that does not take into account our unique history, diversity, and cultural ethos is bound to fail.

Pandit Deen Dayal’s philosophy ‘Integral Humanism’ proposes an alternative model for development that is integral and sustainable in nature.

Integral Humanism aims to provide a life of dignity to every human being while balancing the needs of an individual with those of society and countries. It advocates the use of natural resources at a rate at which they can be replenished.

Pandit DeenDayal Upadhyaya

Integral Humanism extends democracy and freedom from being merely political to social and economic as well. Integral Humanism supports diversity by doing away with the one size fits all approach of other models. In my view, it is an ideal model for a country like India with its unique history, diversity, and cultural ethos.

There are 4 specific ways to implement or live Deen Dayalji’s philosophy

1) Raj-neeti – The way we do our politics can be changed. Deen Dayalji believed that the purpose of politics is to bring about social and economic changes. In Panditji’s works, one will find guidelines on how to build and grow a political party; how to fight elections, form alliances, and a code of conduct when in opposition or in power.

2) Artha-neeti – Policies and principles that can balance the use the labor, natural resources, and capital so that we can provide a life of dignity to every human being. Guiding principles for any economic policy such as Budget can be found in Panditji’s works.

3) Samaj-Shastra – Panditji’s philosophy outlines the role played by families and society in building a nation. Policies that strengthen the family institution should be pursued.

4) Rashtra-neeti – Panditji highlights the role and responsibilities of a state in building a strong nation. Panditji calls out the difference between a state and a nation and calls for the state to pursue policies that strengthen the nation. 

Pandit Deen Dayal’s work provides us with philosophy and principles on which policies can be formulated.

One often believes that the development of a nation is driven by its politics and economics. Deen Dayal’s work goes beyond Raj-neeti and Artha-neeti and talks about the importance of Samaj-shastra and Rashtra-neeti. For me, the role played by families and society in developing a nation is unique to India.

Pandit Deen Dayal’s Idea of India can be distilled from his presidential address delivered at Calicut in December 1967. 

Pandit Deen Dayal’s Idea of India as understood by me is- 

  1. A nation that has shakti of its own to protect itself and its citizens
  2. A nation with bountiful agricultural produce to feed itself 
  3. A nation that takes from nature only what it can replenish
  4. A nation with enough wealth which is distributed equitably
  5. A nation with the knowledge to bring all-round development for itself and the world.

The aim of Integral Humanism is to provide a life of dignity to every human being. A better measure of success is ‘Antyodaya’ i.e. did we improve the life of the human being at the lowest rung of society.

I think of Pandit Deen Dayal ji as a modern-day rishi whose life can be summarised in 4 words – tyag , tapasya , seva and balidaan. A bright young scholar who did not pursue his career but decided to serve his country. This tyag was followed by decades of tapasya and seva which resulted in building a political alternative and a development model in tune with our cultural ethos. His untimely death shocked the nation but his balidaan was not in vain for his ideas and ideology continue to inspire many even today

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