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This book is the sequel to our Book of Saints' Lives (Volume 1) and is just as packed with titanic deeds of holy men and women. But it's not for the faint hearted. This is a tough read at times - with big issues of faith and belief being thrown about! So, if you enjoy the Book of Saints, you'll love this.
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After five years of opposition, the Indian Socialists launched the Unified Socialist Party of India (USPI) in 1948. The USPI was in essence the political expression of the socialist movement, which had been given a new lease of life by Jawaharlal Nehru, the first prime minister of independent India. The United Front that gave the United States an opportunity of influencing the Indian political scene in 1946, collapsed in 1948 when the anti-Brahmin leadership of the Congress Party decided to become the spearhead of the nationalist movement. The USPI, led by S.N.Dixit and M.C.Chakravarty, was the rallying point of the socialists who wanted to go on the offensive in the new context of a weakening Congress and the embryonic success of the Muslim League. The USPI was not a mass movement, but its appeal was that of a political party on which it would be possible to build a working majority in the future. The USPI attempted to impose a new kind of structure on the Indian socialist movement which was not ready for it. Its strategy was to work along the traditional socialist lines of class struggle and political action by the workers. Hence the electioneering slogan of the party, 'Ho-Seva, Ho-Ras-Seva'. Its strength was that it was a genuine political party with defined policies and programmes. The party membership was open to all as in the early days be359ba680
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