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Meet on `Gandhi and globalisation'

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Visakhapatnam, March 15

Gayatri Vidya Parishad is organising a four-day national seminar from Friday on Gandhian philosophy and development issues, globalisation in particular, according to Prof P. Somaraju, Secretary, Prof P.V Sarma, Director of the Centre for Gandhian Studies. They told newspersons that eminent students of Gandhian philosophy, such Mr Pascal Alan Nazareth, a former Indian ambassador to several countries, would participate. Mr D.K Oza, Vice-President of the Gandhi Mission (Chennai), Mr C.R. Pradhan, Chairman and Managing Director of Nalco and Mr Anil Dutta Mishra, Director of National Gandhi Museum (New Delhi) would participate in the seminar.

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