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In India we are most particluarly concerned about the primary necessities of life of our people. We are concerned with clothing, shelter and housing for our people with education, health and so on. Unless you have these primary necessities, it seems futile to talk about the life of the mind or the life of the spirit. You cannot talk of *** to a starving man, you must give him food. One must deal with primary necessities, it is true: Nevertheless, even dealing with them one has to leave some kind of ideal or objective in view. If that ideal or objective in view somehow becomes less and less connected with growth of the human mind, then there must be something wrong.
