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Collected Works Of Dr. Rammanohar Lohia In 9 Vols
Publisher:
Anamika Publishers & Distributors
| Author:
Mastram Kapoor
| Language:
English
| Format:
Omnibus/Box Set (Hardback)
Publisher:
Anamika Publishers & Distributors
Author:
Mastram Kapoor
Language:
English
Format:
Omnibus/Box Set (Hardback)
Original price was: ₹11,000.₹8,230Current price is: ₹8,230.
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This monumental nine-volume set presents the complete writings, speeches, essays, and reflections of Dr. Rammanohar Lohia (1910–1967), one of modern India’s most original political thinkers, socialist leaders, and uncompromising champions of social justice. Edited with care and scholarly precision by Mastram Kapoor, the collection serves as both an archival treasure and an intellectual guide for understanding Lohia’s ideas and their enduring relevance.
Dr. Lohia’s writings encompass a wide range of themes—Indian independence, socialism, caste and social equality, women’s emancipation, world peace, foreign policy, and the critique of capitalism and communism. He was a fierce critic of both colonialism and internal oppression, and his works reflect his lifelong struggle to create a more just, egalitarian, and democratic India.
The volumes include his parliamentary debates, public speeches, letters, party documents, and theoretical essays, making them indispensable for scholars, researchers, students of political science, and anyone interested in India’s democratic journey. Lohia’s sharp intellect, bold vision, and fearless voice against exploitation and injustice come alive in every page.
This 9-volume set is not only a comprehensive source of Lohia’s thought and philosophy, but also a mirror of India’s socio-political history during a turbulent yet transformative era. By bringing together his scattered works, Mastram Kapoor has provided an invaluable service to future generations who wish to engage with the ideas of a leader who was ahead of his time.
A must-have collection for libraries, researchers, and readers seeking to understand the socialist movement in India and the continuing relevance of Dr. Lohia’s radical ideas.
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This monumental nine-volume set presents the complete writings, speeches, essays, and reflections of Dr. Rammanohar Lohia (1910–1967), one of modern India’s most original political thinkers, socialist leaders, and uncompromising champions of social justice. Edited with care and scholarly precision by Mastram Kapoor, the collection serves as both an archival treasure and an intellectual guide for understanding Lohia’s ideas and their enduring relevance.
Dr. Lohia’s writings encompass a wide range of themes—Indian independence, socialism, caste and social equality, women’s emancipation, world peace, foreign policy, and the critique of capitalism and communism. He was a fierce critic of both colonialism and internal oppression, and his works reflect his lifelong struggle to create a more just, egalitarian, and democratic India.
The volumes include his parliamentary debates, public speeches, letters, party documents, and theoretical essays, making them indispensable for scholars, researchers, students of political science, and anyone interested in India’s democratic journey. Lohia’s sharp intellect, bold vision, and fearless voice against exploitation and injustice come alive in every page.
This 9-volume set is not only a comprehensive source of Lohia’s thought and philosophy, but also a mirror of India’s socio-political history during a turbulent yet transformative era. By bringing together his scattered works, Mastram Kapoor has provided an invaluable service to future generations who wish to engage with the ideas of a leader who was ahead of his time.
A must-have collection for libraries, researchers, and readers seeking to understand the socialist movement in India and the continuing relevance of Dr. Lohia’s radical ideas.
About Author
Dr. Rammanohar Lohia (1910–1967) was one of India’s most influential socialist thinkers, freedom fighters, and political leaders. Born in Akbarpur (Uttar Pradesh), he pursued higher studies in economics and political science in India and later earned his doctorate in Germany, where his thesis on “Salt Taxation in India” revealed both his academic depth and nationalist commitment. From a young age, Lohia was actively involved in the Indian freedom struggle. He worked closely with Mahatma Gandhi and became a prominent leader of the Indian National Congress Socialist Party. He was arrested several times during the freedom movement, most notably during the Quit India Movement of 1942. After independence, Lohia emerged as a pioneering voice for democratic socialism, independent foreign policy, and social transformation. He was a relentless critic of both the Congress establishment and communist orthodoxy. His philosophy emphasized the abolition of caste hierarchies, empowerment of women, decentralization of power, and upliftment of the poor. His call for “Sapta Kranti” (Seven Revolutions) remains a cornerstone of progressive thought in India, addressing issues of inequality, injustice, and exploitation across different sections of society. A gifted orator and prolific writer, Lohia authored several influential works, including Wheel of History, Guilty Men of India’s Partition, and Marx, Gandhi and Socialism. His vision combined the ethical spirit of Gandhian thought with the radical commitment of socialism, creating a distinct ideological path that continues to inspire political and social movements. Dr. Lohia passed away in 1967 at the age of 57, but his legacy endures through his writings, ideas, and the continuing relevance of his struggles for a just and equitable society.
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