Let me first of all offer you and those comrades who have been made prisoners of war my heartiest congratulations on the magnificent battle already given to the enemy. Nothing like it ever happened or was expected to happen in this our long suffering and suppressed country. It truly was the "Open Rebellion" envisaged by our incomparable leader, Mahatma Gandhi.
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(1946)
TOWARDS STRUGGLE
SELECTED MANIFESTOES, SPEECHES AND WRITINGS
by Jayaprakash Narayan
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This is a collection of important writings and speeches of Jayaprakash writings and speeches of Jayaprakash Narayan on India's struggle for political, social, and economic freedom. Including letters, manifestos and speeches, some written from prison, this work was published on the fourth anniversary of the beginning of the Quit India Rebellion, which started on August 9th, 1942.
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"Let me first of all offer you and those comrades who have been made prisoners of war my heartiest congratulations on the magnificent battle already given to the enemy. Nothing like it ever happened or was expected to happen in this our long suffering and suppressed country. It truly was the "Open Rebellion" envisaged by our incomparable leader, Mahatma Gandhi."
Table of Contents
FOREWARD
Page 5
JAYA PRAKASH by YUSUF MEHARALLY
Page 7
I.
THE REVOLUTION OF 1942
TO ALL FIGHTERS OF FREEDOM -- FIRST LETTER
Page 19
TO ALL FIGHTERS OF FREEDOM -- SECOND LETTER
Page 28
TO AMERICAN OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS IN INDIA
Page 54
II.
WHY SOCIALISM ?
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SOCIALISM : A SYSTEM OF SOCIAL RECONSTRUCTION
Page 65
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INEQUALITY : THE CENTRAL PROBLEM OF SOCIETY
Page 67
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PRODUCTION AND ACCUMULATION OF WEALTH
Page 69
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THE SOCIALIST SOLUTION
Page 77
III.
SOCIALISM AND INDIA
1.
SOCIALISM AND THE INDIAN BACKGROUND
Page 81
2.
IS SOCIALISM OPPOSED TO INDIAN CULTURE ?
Page 85
3.
THE PROBELM OF THE VILLAGE
Page 87
4.
CO-OPERATIVE AND COLLECTIVE FARMING FOR INDIA
Page 89
IV.
INDIA AND SOCIALISM
1.
WHAT THE CONGRESS SOCIALIST PARTY STANDS FOR ?
Page 99
2.
PRESIDENTIAL ADDRESS AT THE BENGAL C.S.P. CONFERENCE (1935)
Page 104
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REPRESSION IN BENGAL
Page 106
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CIVIL LIBERTIES
Page 108
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THE COMMUNAL PROBLEM
Page 110
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UNEMPLOYMENT
Page 115
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OUR ATTITUDE TOWARDS THE NEW CONSTITUTION
Page 116
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THE TASKS OF THE PARTY
Page 129
3.
GANDHIJI'S LEADERSHIP AND THE C.S.P. (1940)
Page 136
4.
WHITHER CONGRESS ? A PICTURE OF THE SWARAJ (1940)
Page 144
V.
PROBLEMS OF SOCIALIST UNITY IN INDIA
Page 157
VI.
ARTICLES AND STATEMENTS
1.
NOTES ON THE FAIZPUR CONGRESS (1936)
Page 193
2.
POLITICAL EARTHQUAKE IN BIHAR (1937)
Page 197
3.
STATEMENT AT THE PROSECUTION, JAMSHEDPUT (1940)
Page 203
VII.
RECENT SPEECHES
1.
SPEECH ON FIRST VISIT TO PATNA (1946)
Page 209
2.
SPEECH AT THE A.I.C.C. MEETING , BOMBAY (1946)
Page 217
VIII.
THIRD LETTER TO THE FIGHTERS OF FREEDOM (9TH AUGUST, 1946
Page 223
APPENDIX.
MAHATMA GANDHI ON 'JAYA PRAKASH'S PICTURE '
Page 240
Edition Notes
"Jaya Prakash by Yusuf Meherally" (p.7-14) is reprinted, with slight changes, from v. 1 of Meherally's Leaders of India.
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