Nehru: In the spirit of revolution
The Hindu
On Nehru’s birth anniversary, understanding what he interpreted as revolution, and the radical and ceaseless change he envisioned
Jawaharlal Nehru is not thought of as a revolutionary, yet he imagined himself as one, living in revolutionary times. What did he understand by revolution and why was he so keen to project himself as a revolutionary? He understood it in many different ways, and he pursued multiple objectives by adopting the term.
In the early years, especially in the inter-war years, Nehru summoned the spirit of revolution. In 1928, he published his little book on a week-long visit to Moscow in November 1927; and for the epigraph he chose the words of Wordsworth’s ecstatic reception of the French Revolution:
“Bliss was it in that dawn to be alive,

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