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PJU«9*Hyon \S4.ti v-9
November 15, .»6fl
A STUDY OF NEHRU
By A. Q. Ansari, President, B. P. C. C.
[t has been rightly
said that the greatest
requirement of the mo
ment ia this country, is
a proper appraisal of
Shri £\ehru, the Titan of
the twentieth century,
his profound hope in the
destiny of our mother-
land, hia unflinching faith,
his superhuman courage
and hia robust optimism.
A few statesmen in
tlie present century have
atttiia?d the stature of
Jiwaharlal vNehru our
Prime Minister. His is
tin only towering figure
in I idis'a era pf transi-
tion. He is the l-gend*ry
Cilossua who bistrides
this sub continent from
the foot of the Himalayas
to the f irthest tip of Cape
Cotnarin. lh* masses
ganerite him and he, in
hi* tarn, generates the
inasiaa. He is a Caesar
in tho atat\ire of his
graatneas but not a Kasci-
st. He is the symbol (if
A (it's p ilitioal awakening
and the only spokesman
in the world assembly,
who amidst the clash of
wirri ig ideologies. Jingoi-
sm, chauvinism sham a and
shibboleths, pleads for a
'middle way', a rational
solution- of international
wranglea on principles of
Panctisheel and Peaceful
r.
Oo-exislence. He brings
to the international Bpheie
the principles of morality
enunciated, preached and
practised by the Father
of the Nation, our Bapu
of hallowed memory. He
ia the Light home that
aheds thi- Gandhiati Light
and Sweetness in a 'sput-
nik' ridden world, with
missiles flyii g and 'luniks'
•/. inniing all around.
Extra-ordinary Appeal
1 he secret of t he
extraordinary appeal cf
Shri .Ian .filarial Nehru
are his perioral i|iiq Ii11-x
These are tic enurcr* it
Ins power and popularity.
Hie personal courage ia
renowned nil over the
World. Hia integrity,
selflessness, sineertly of
■ pnrpoae and devotion to
the causes he holda dear,
namely Indian freedom
and world peace have
c immanded universal ed
miration. Not in India
alone, the scone of hia
life and labour, but in
every nook and eorn»r
of the world, his name
worka like magic. Today
/lie stands at the pinna
cle (if hia fame.
The t Icment* are so
finely mixed in the make-
up of Nehru that though
an aristocrat -by birth,
highest in the hierarchy
of the Indian caste aye-
tun, nursed ami nurtur-
ed in the liueat tradi-
tior.a of the l'-ngliah pub-
lic School eyatem and
the Cambridge Univer-
sity, the storehmite of
Anglo-Saxon learnii g, he
is a rare mixer, a com-
moner in principle and
practice. \\hen among*
the k if ana and labourers
he bennies one of ilsm
hituac'lf He talks to 1 h< Ul
in an accent thry ki.on,
a simple, homely down
to eaith language fla
voured with the dialect
of Ka.pt'in parts of (Iltar
Pradefh. He takis them
into c<*ufidebce svnd they,
jon their part feel safe
in his. hands, their-com-
mon, bond being the love
of tho land nf their birth,
and a rugged pttriotiem.
Luminous Intellect
Sri Jawaharlal Nehru
has a luminous intellect,
a sharp sensitive and
sincere nppioai h to ullaiia
both inltrnal and cxter.
nal H ia (letaclimr lit, end
in^ellei tual tolerance, his
idealiam and abiirgalion
of absolute powris are
qut>liti< a hardly ever f< ond
in one single individual.
His personal niopnetiam
and inordinate chaim of
manners are irresistible.
November 15, .»6fl
A STUDY OF NEHRU
By A. Q. Ansari, President, B. P. C. C.
[t has been rightly
said that the greatest
requirement of the mo
ment ia this country, is
a proper appraisal of
Shri £\ehru, the Titan of
the twentieth century,
his profound hope in the
destiny of our mother-
land, hia unflinching faith,
his superhuman courage
and hia robust optimism.
A few statesmen in
tlie present century have
atttiia?d the stature of
Jiwaharlal vNehru our
Prime Minister. His is
tin only towering figure
in I idis'a era pf transi-
tion. He is the l-gend*ry
Cilossua who bistrides
this sub continent from
the foot of the Himalayas
to the f irthest tip of Cape
Cotnarin. lh* masses
ganerite him and he, in
hi* tarn, generates the
inasiaa. He is a Caesar
in tho atat\ire of his
graatneas but not a Kasci-
st. He is the symbol (if
A (it's p ilitioal awakening
and the only spokesman
in the world assembly,
who amidst the clash of
wirri ig ideologies. Jingoi-
sm, chauvinism sham a and
shibboleths, pleads for a
'middle way', a rational
solution- of international
wranglea on principles of
Panctisheel and Peaceful
r.
Oo-exislence. He brings
to the international Bpheie
the principles of morality
enunciated, preached and
practised by the Father
of the Nation, our Bapu
of hallowed memory. He
ia the Light home that
aheds thi- Gandhiati Light
and Sweetness in a 'sput-
nik' ridden world, with
missiles flyii g and 'luniks'
•/. inniing all around.
Extra-ordinary Appeal
1 he secret of t he
extraordinary appeal cf
Shri .Ian .filarial Nehru
are his perioral i|iiq Ii11-x
These are tic enurcr* it
Ins power and popularity.
Hie personal courage ia
renowned nil over the
World. Hia integrity,
selflessness, sineertly of
■ pnrpoae and devotion to
the causes he holda dear,
namely Indian freedom
and world peace have
c immanded universal ed
miration. Not in India
alone, the scone of hia
life and labour, but in
every nook and eorn»r
of the world, his name
worka like magic. Today
/lie stands at the pinna
cle (if hia fame.
The t Icment* are so
finely mixed in the make-
up of Nehru that though
an aristocrat -by birth,
highest in the hierarchy
of the Indian caste aye-
tun, nursed ami nurtur-
ed in the liueat tradi-
tior.a of the l'-ngliah pub-
lic School eyatem and
the Cambridge Univer-
sity, the storehmite of
Anglo-Saxon learnii g, he
is a rare mixer, a com-
moner in principle and
practice. \\hen among*
the k if ana and labourers
he bennies one of ilsm
hituac'lf He talks to 1 h< Ul
in an accent thry ki.on,
a simple, homely down
to eaith language fla
voured with the dialect
of Ka.pt'in parts of (Iltar
Pradefh. He takis them
into c<*ufidebce svnd they,
jon their part feel safe
in his. hands, their-com-
mon, bond being the love
of tho land nf their birth,
and a rugged pttriotiem.
Luminous Intellect
Sri Jawaharlal Nehru
has a luminous intellect,
a sharp sensitive and
sincere nppioai h to ullaiia
both inltrnal and cxter.
nal H ia (letaclimr lit, end
in^ellei tual tolerance, his
idealiam and abiirgalion
of absolute powris are
qut>liti< a hardly ever f< ond
in one single individual.
His personal niopnetiam
and inordinate chaim of
manners are irresistible.