Building a New India: An Agenda for National Renaissance

accepted achieved adopt Agenda agricultural backward Bangladesh basic become British called capital caste cent Central Centre century colleges Commission communal concept Constitution cost Court created crisis declined defence direction economic effective employment enrolment example fact Family feel force foreign freedom further give Government growth higher education Hindi Hindu Hinduism Hindustan human important income India industrial institutions interest investment issue Kashmir language leadership live mean ment Muslims National Renaissance necessary never organization past period person Planning political population practice present primary priorities problem production Punjab reason religion religious renaissance require reservation restructuring rise Sanskrit schools sector secularism social society South Korea strategy Table teachers temple tion University Valley