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Vinoba Bhave

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Vinoba Bhave , 1895-1982, Indian religious figure, founder of the Bhoodan Movement. While studying Sanskrit in Benares (Varanasi), he joined Mohandas K. Gandhi as a disciple. At Gandhi's request Bhave resisted British wartime regulations in 1940 and spent nearly five years in prison. After Gandhi died (1948), Bhave was widely accepted as his successor. More interested in land reform, accomplished voluntarily, than in politics, he founded in 1951 the Bhoodan Movement, or land-gift movement, and subsequently traveled thousands of miles by foot, accepting donations of land for redistribution to the... Read more
Vinoba Bhave
Encyclopedia of World Biography Vinoba Bhave Vinoba Bhave (1895-1982) was an Indian ... gift) movement. Vinayak Bhave, renamed with the affectionate diminutive "Vinoba" by Mahatma Gandhi, was ... Sonnleitner, Michael W., Vinoba Bhave on Self-Rule and Representative ... Read more
Bhave, Vinoba
A Dictionary of World History Bhave, Vinoba (1895–1982) Indian leader. A follower of Mahatma GANDHI from 1916, he was active in attempts to re-vitalize Indian village life. Imprisoned by the British (1940–44) for defying wartime regulations, Bhave was, after Gandhi's assassination (1948), widely regarded as the leading ... Read more

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