1958 - Then PM Jawaharlal Nehru's Independence Day Speech

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We must promote brotherhood among Hindus,Jews,Zoroastrians,Jains ,Buddhists,Christians,Muslims,Sikhs and Bahai's of India.This was the first and foremost mission of Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru and undivided Indian National Congress.

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Jawaharlal is as pure as a crystal and beyond suspicion. He has - by his bravery, determination, grit, determination, integrity and application of mind - captivated the imagination of the youth of the land. The nation is safe in his hands. Thus said the Father of the Nation, Gandhiji. Jai Bharat. While on the subject I invite PATRIOTIC Indians to watch my video - Homage to Pandit Nehru by p g joseph - in KZbin.

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Listening to this speech makes my heart heavy. What a wonderful person Nehru ji was and what have we done in his legacy. We, the people of India, need to correct our wrongs and bring back his spirit to life. His message is as relevant today as it ever was. Jai Hind

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Read the Himalayan Blunder by retired Brigadier about Nehru's foreign policy Blunder, favoritism, nepotism and Chinese appeasement, don't forget his model of socialism which made India poorer than it was in 1947. Don't blindly follow any leader.

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@@NoVideo2024 Many of Nehru’s decisions have been criticized and many have been praised as well. We only have that benefit in hind sight. What is worth appreciating however is his bold advance to lead India into an industrial state, with land reforms, solid democratic institutions, independent army and a good overall foundation which has won us respect and independence. Socialism has its perils and so does capitalism, and Nehru clearly understood that. If you read the proceedings of the assembly during the five year plans, you’ll realize how thoroughly options were weight before taking a mixed economy approach.

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​@@NoVideo2024socialism was the wisdom of the day. Sure, his china policy was wrong. But Socialism was popular during that time. Even opposition parties during 1950s were Praja Socialist party, Communist party. So there was no capitalism back then. China also opened economy by 1978. So blaming nehru for socialism is not right. Bose, Lohia, JP narayan were also socialist, even more than Nehru.

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Awesome!!