Political study

Relevance of Mahatma Gandhiji’s Ideology in the Context of Indian Democracy                                                        Dr. Shubhangi Rathi Associate Professor & H.O.D. Poliical Science, Smt. P.K. Kotecha Mahila Mahavidhalaya, Bhusawal Abstract:   India follows the democratic type of Government. India is a big country and hence needs to be governed in a proper and an effective way. Mahatma Gandhi’s imagination of the democracy -fully encircled with non-violence -exists in no nation of the world as up to now. His ideal is a stateless democracy, in which there is a federation of satyagrahi village communities, functioning on the basis of voluntary cooperation and dignified and peaceful co-existence are relevance in the context of Indian democracy. In the present day democracy, there is a great deal of centralization and inequality. Gandhian concept of Self Rule means Swaraj is real democracy, where people’s power rests in the individuals and each one realize

Value Education & Higher Education Dr.Shubhangi D.Rathi Smt.P.K.Kotecha Mahila Mahavidhalaya  Bhusawal (Maharashtra) Always we see the college students came in the college but not sit in the class room. Stand hour to hour on the coin box or in the cycle stand with friends or mobile. Mobile is always near the ear. Number of students chatting in canteen .Many youth addict of vices. Now a day we read in the newspaper, college youth accepted   immoral way. They are become a leader of thief. Educated students are adopting the wrong ways. They adopt the evil ways; hurt the people in the society physically & emotionally. So create the problem of human being. So we see "The present conditions of the world are economic instability, social dissensions, political dissatisfaction and international distrust -- should awaken the youth from their slumber and make them enquire what the future is going to bring. In order for youth to contribute to the enjoyment of human rights

Buddha’s Challenge to Caste and Inequality of Different Denominations Dr.Shubhangi Dinesh Rathi Asso. Prof. & Head of Political Science Deptt. Smt. P.K. Kotecha Mahila College, Bhusawal                                   Caste in Indian society refers to a social group where membership is largely decided by birth. Each such local group avoids entering into marital relationship with outsiders. Originally, this group was associated with a specific profession. The mutual relationship of one caste with the other is established on the principle of lineage and the resultant purity of blood, making the relationship between on and another caste distant. Caste becomes important in politics because politics is highly competitive. Its purpose is to gain power for certain ends. It, therefore, exploits all kinds of loyalties in the society to in the above process of politics in our country.  Caste is one such organization with which the people are associated.  The linkage betwee