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Gandhi's concept of Sarvodaya means:

  1. rule of saints
  2. welfare of all
  3. national unity
  4. spiritual liberation
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Correct answer: B. welfare of all

1. Gandhi adopted "Sarvodaya" inspired by Ruskin's "Unto This Last". 2. It aims at upliftment of all, especially the poorest. 3. It rejects utilitarian "greatest good of the greatest number". __Source: syllabus Politics in India Since Independence Ch 5 — Gandhian thought__

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