Vichar Pravah Book in Hindi Hukmdev Narayan Yadav

Dr. Lohia used to tell socialists to constantly change themselves. Hold on to the peg of policy and principles, but keep changing your strategy. Today, there is a need to read, know, and understand Dr. Lohia in its entirety. He used to say that change will come when a farmer keeps one hand on the plough and the other eye on power in Delhi. The path may be right, but if the traveler keeps changing, there is no need to worrythe vision and direction must remain correct. I, too, am a villager. I am a farmer. I write and speak in my own language and from my own perspective. Dr. Lohia used to say that never compare two great men. Time, circumstances, and causes are not the same. Economic, social, political, religious, administrative, and geographical conditions are not the same. Every era and time requires action based on the immediate and long-term circumstances. Each era has its own problems, and solutions are found to address them. The vision of great men is comprehensive and comprehensive, as well as compassion. He thinks holistically and analyzes in his own way. While the language and words may differ, the sentiment, thoughts, and vision remain undistinguished. A collection of essays imbued with socialist ideas.