Jai Prakash Narayan and His Ideologies

The video discusses Jai Prakash Narayan's ideological evolution from Marxism to Gandhian philosophy, his critique of dialectical materialism, and his concept of total revolution. JP believed in a holistic approach to revolution, emphasizing non-violence and the empowerment of marginalized communities. His vision included social, economic, political, cultural, ideological, intellectual, educational, and spiritual revolutions. JP's program aimed at uplifting the last man and tackling corruption through grassroots efforts.

What was Jai Prakash Narayan popularly known as?

• JPN

• Narayan

• Jai

• JP

Which revolution changed JP's belief in violent revolution?

• French Revolution

• Chinese Revolution

• American Revolution

• Russian Revolution

What did JP believe violent revolution would not lead to?

• Empowerment of people

• Economic growth

• Cultural development

• Technological advancement

What is dialectical materialism primarily concerned with?

• Political strategies

• Spiritual development

• Economic policies

• Evolution of the natural world

Who further explained the concept of dialectical materialism after Hegel?

• Lenin

• Stalin

• Marx

• Engels

What did JP consider more important than dialectical materialism?

• Economic policies

• Spiritual development

• Political strategies

• Technological advancement

How many components are there in JP's concept of total revolution?

• Six

• Seven

• Eight

• Five

Which of the following is NOT a component of JP's total revolution?

• Economic

• Political

• Technological

• Spiritual

What does JP's program of 'Antyodaya' aim for?

• Technological advancement

• Political stability

• Upliftment of the last man

• Economic growth

What was JP's vision of an ideal state?

• A state with a strong military

• A community serving the weak

• A technologically advanced society

• A politically stable nation