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284 I Ramnath
50. Cittd in ibid., 184-85.
') 1. Narayan, lrl lll'lrds To t,zi Revolution, 56.
')2. Cited in Graham, Anarcbism, 2: 1 85-88.
53. Prasad, Candhi, 192.
54. Ibid., 185.
55. Jayaprakash Narayan, "hom Socialism to Sarvodaya"
(I 957). in Bind Prasad, ed., Essential l¥ritings, 1929- 79 (New
Delhi: Konark Publishers, 2002), cited ill Graham, Andrchism,
2: 188.
'56. Ibid., 188.
57. Ibid., 189, 190.
'i8. Narayan, "From Socialism to Sarvodaya," 148.
59. Cited in Prasad, Gtmdhi, 187.
60. Cited in Prasad, Socialism, Sarvodilya and DemolTtuy:
Selected Wo rks ofJayaprak.lsh Naltlyan (Bombay : Asia Publishing
House, 1964), 199.
61. Cited in ibid., 222-23.
62. Ibid., 222.
63. Cited in ibid., 278.
64. Cited in ibid., 224.
65. Cited in ibid., 113.
66. Chaman Lal (Himal, July 2010) notes that JP's Biharbased
total revolution movement in the 19705 gave birth to most
of the major post-Emergency, anti-Congress figures who were not
Naxalites.
67. Cited in Prasad, G,zndhi, 170.
68. Bimal Prasad, Gandhi, Nehru, andJP: Studies in
Leadership (Delhi: Chanakya Publications, 198'»), 190.
69. See, fo r example, Meaa Nanda, Prophets Fa cing
Backward: Pastmodern Critiques of Science and Hindu