S1: What kind of India are we working for, and what kind of world?
S6: Some small part of that dream has come true, but not in the manner I had imagined, and so much still remains.
P: Surely not, if there has been any truth in us and in our professions.
Q: Here in this city of Allahabad my boyhood and youth were spent in dreaming dreams and seeing visions of India's future.
R: Was there any real substance in those dreams, or were they merely the fancies of a fevered brain?
S: Are hatred and violence and fear and communalism and narrow provincialism to mould our future?
The proper sequence should be:

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Solution

The correct option is C SPQR
The first statement in the sequence should be the one that best connects with S1. It must be a continuation or extension of S1.
S is first in the sequence: S1 starts by asking a rhetorical question. It asks, what kind of India are we working for, and what kind of world? S further adds another question. It asks, are hatred and violence and fear and communism and narrow provincialism to mould our future?
S is followed by P: P answers the above question. It says that surely that's not going to be our future, if there has been any truth in us and in our professions.
P is followed by Q: Q takes the discussion in a new direction. It starts by telling us that the subject's boyhood was spent in the city of Allahabad in dreaming dreams and seeing visions of India's future.
Q is followed by R: R asks a question based on Q. It asks whether there was any substance in the dreams of the subject or were they merely the fancies of a fevered brain. S6 answers the question put forth by Q. Thus, S6 follows Q.
Thus, the correct sequence is S P Q R. Hence, C is the correct option.

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