Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Jawaharlal Nehru" in English language version.
For breaking Salt Law Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru was arrested at Allahabad this morning.
Nehru was a social democrat who believed that liberal political and economic institutions could deliver economic growth with redistribution. The 1950s witnessed greater state control over industrial activity and the birth of the industrial licensing system, which made it necessary for companies to seek the permission of the government before initiating business in permitted areas.
Nehru brought in legislation making illegal the demand for secession in 1963. Thereafter, the DMK dropped its demand for a "Dravida Nadu".
Although the campaign for secession has reached its apex in Kashmir, the first Indian state to agitate for separatism was Tamil Nadu. In 1963, in response to the vociferous campaign for a Dravidastan, Premier Nehru introduced the Sixteenth Amendment to the Constitution, making it mandatory for those running for office to take an oath stating, "I will uphold the sovereignty and integrity of India".
China declared a unilateral ceasefire and by December it had withdrawn its forces to positions 20 km behind the line of actual control that had existed in 1959
Menon resigned under India's military preparedness failed to prevent a Chinese invasion during the Sino-Indian war of 1962
The Hindu Code Bill was visualised by Ambedkar and Nehru as the flagship of modernisation and a radical revision of Hindu law ... it is widely regarded as dramatic benchmark legislation giving Hindu women equitable if not superior entitlements as legal subjects.
One subject that particularly interested Nehru was the reform of Hindu law, particularly with regard to the rights of Hindu women ...
Jawaharlal Nehru was the most famous leader, next to Mahatma Gandhi, of the Indian independence movement
scholars underline the importance of demographic political culture and its roots in the decades of peaceful struggle for independence (Vidyarthi 1967). Next to Gandhi himself, it was Nehru who deserved credit for such development.
Among the many giants of the freedom movement, next to Gandhi, Nehru was the tallest
"In the generation that won independence for India and the one following it [...] Jawaharlal Nehru, the second most important Indian nationalist next to Gandhi
He was the greatest figure after Gandhi in the history of modern India.
Jawaharlal Nehru, the greatest of all Indians after Gandhi and free India's first prime minister
Jawaharlal Nehru was incomparably the greatest figure after Gandhi in our history - a man of dynamic force, intellectual power and profound vision.
Nehru was the greatest man produced by the nation after Mahatma Gandhi and the torch he lit must remain burning forever.
Nehru was now given a special title of respect by the people of India. They called him Pandit, or Wise One.
on the choice of the greatest Indian since 1947. Jawaharlal Nehru was the clear choice of 42 percent
Nehru's books were translated into Arabic and widely read
Nehru's books were widely read and reviewed.
He was generally praised and supported for his statesmanship. Nehru did a commendable job in promoting world peace. As a statesman, committed to world peace, he strive hard to promote international understanding and co-operation
In the Ramayana, Maharashi Valmiki has said of Lord Rama that he brought the impossible together. In Panditji's life, we see a glimpse of what the great poet said. He was a devotee of peace and yet the harbinger of revolution, he was a devotee of non-violence but advocated every weapon to defend freedom and honour.
He was generally praised and supported for his statesmanship. Nehru did a commendable job in promoting world peace. As a statesman, committed to world peace, he strive hard to promote international understanding and co-operation
