Gandhian view point about state

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Gandhian view point about state State is a soulless machine State is a mean not an end Limited functions of the state State can not claim sovereignty over individual Supporter of the enlightened anarchical state State hinder the development of individual’s personality Non-violent nation state

Characteristics of an Gandhi ji’s ideal state of State is a mean not an end Limited functions of the state Administrative structure of the state Secularism Democratize system Economic and political decentralization Verna system

Crime punishment and justice Emphasis on manual labour Trusteeship System Non-violent state of gandhi

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