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CH-6: EMPLOYMENT : GROWTH, INFORMALISATION AND OTHER ISSUES, Indian Economic Development, NCERT Books
Mahatma Gandhi on Work
Mahatma Gandhi insisted upon education and training through:
- Only bookish learning
- A variety of works including craft — Correct Answer
- Only technical education
- Only agricultural training
Explanation:
Correct Answer Explanation
Mahatma Gandhi insisted upon education and training through a variety of works including craft.
Key Points:
- Gandhi recognised the importance of work for individuals and society.
- He objected to the 'craze' for machinery, not machinery as such.
- He warned about 'labour-saving machinery' that leaves thousands without work.
- Work gives a sense of self-worth and meaningful contribution to society.
Why Other Options Are Wrong
- A: Gandhi emphasised practical work, not just books.
- C, D: He advocated a variety of works, not limited to one type.
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