BOOK: In the form of 52 letters — Coy aT pik eB dee UCT ed ice tee te een bu ut cure ctavieE Od ELEN me) De aie | twelve. Vinoba was a willing soldier, a keen student, a ver- ai Roeper} Scintillating synthesizer, a social activist, a Bee Rel org (elt Eee Peter very Indian, young and old, should have a feel of this Ea: Be Eee intr wa eee Le ites Peete Mla ee cere mc meri eli BR CR lle eerie
mule el Be meee Ee Kee ie Ts) ye] term student of Vinoba Bhave. He has been a teacher cE Pedy en Rem am OC AC a a consultant on corporate affairs. Ee Cloke) Ba To | Masters degree in Commerce and Law and a Doctorate in Business Finance. He serves as a trustee in a few educa- tional and tribal welfare trusts.
ABOUT THE CENTRE: Established in 1967, by a team of enthusiasts (including KC Shroff, MV Kamath, CM Shukla, bal ee ume Maer Ure PAUSE) Rud Orc tre aims to serve the larger cause of human excellence. One of its continuing activities is to organise functions to ECE eRe ac u mu eae Rum Un tw (On| EXCELLENCE AWARD. The awardees so far include Pro- fessor JN Marshell (Bombay), Chinchalikars (Malauli Vil- lage), John R Heron (Toronto), DG Kelkar (Pune), VV Pendse (Pune), Melville de Mello (New Delhi), G Vanmikanathan (Tiruchirappalli), Professor PG Mavalankaar (Ahmedabad) and Vidwan CS Gopalacharya (Bangalore).
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