Applied Political Philosophy: Indira Gandhi and the Subcontinent

International Journal of Applied Philosophy 35 (2):243-251 (2021)
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Abstract

More than one line of argument is adduced to buttress and support the contention that the writings of Indira Gandhi constitute a valuable political philosophy for today. Her Peoples and Problems is alluded to, and the advertence of her thought to Vedanta made clear.

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