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About The Book: In this book, more than a dozen articles, by universally renowned writer and scholar Dr. Ravindra Kuamr are included. Although most of the articles are based on welfaristic philosophies of Buddhism and Gandhism, but the rest, especially on morality and nonviolence are also important and worth giving a thought, as he is of the opinion that man is nonviolence is not a matter of convenience; rather nonviolence is a value permanently present in human nature. Simultaneously, his views pertaining to thousands of years of human history, in which various civilizations raised their flags in different part of the globe, from time to time, confirms the fact that morality always remained established in human society in both forms, direct as well as indirect; and morality, as one of the strong supplementary value of nonviolence, not only existed, rather it functioned as a guide remaining active and dynamic in daily chores of man, and ultimately it called for allround human welfare and inspired man for this purpose. Undoubtedly after publication, readers in general and peacelovers in particular, will find this book to be useful and interesting. About The Author: Dr. Ravindra Kumar is an eminent writer, thinker, scholar, politicalscientist. Peaceworker and educationist, who has more than 100 works on great personalities of the Indian Subcontinent including Mahatma Gandhi, and on various, social, religious, political, historical, educational and cultural issues to his credit. Some of his wellknown works include Morality and Ethics in Public Life, Theory and Practice of Gandhian NonViolence, NonViolence and its Philosophy, Five Thousand Years of Indian Culture, Mahatma Gandhi at the close of Twentieth Century and Mahatma Gandhi in the beginning of Twentyfirst Century. A noted Indologist and the Former ViceChancellor of the University of Meerut, India, Dr. Ravindra Kumar has been associated with a number of national and international academic, cultural, educational, s