1. SOCIAL : “Harmonious Society and Antyodaya”

Upadhyaya stressed the need for a socially harmonious Bharat, where the focus is on inclusivity and uplifting the marginalized (Antyodaya). The essence of social well-being in Ekatma Manava Darshan is rooted in Dharma—a moral and ethical framework that governs individual behavior and societal norms. The principle of Antyodaya—uplifting the last person in the societal hierarchy—must guide the country’s social policies. Social justice is not merely about economic progress but about ensuring that each individual has the opportunity to achieve their full potential within the framework of Bharat’s spiritual heritage. A Viksit Bharat, therefore, ensures social welfare through community-driven development, mutual cooperation, and the elimination of disparities.