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According to Gandhiji's views on morality, which of the following are dangerous for the society?

A
Wealth without work
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Politicians without principles
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Education with character
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Science without humanity
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The correct options are
A Wealth without work
B Politicians without principles
D Science without humanity
The following were Gandhiji's views on morality: Wealth without work; Worship without sacrifice; Science without humanity; Politics without principles; Education without character; Commerce without morality; pleasure without conscience are all dangerous.

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