Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan's Diplomacy

The biography of a scholar philosopher always makes many people happy to know the importance of choosing profession in life who completed his education in young age. The south Indian intellectual belonging to the middle-class family was the best teacher in our country. He taught philosophy in colleges and universities in our country and abroad. As a non-political person the lean man established himself argumentatively an orator in the war of speech and a statesman in national politics. The man was regarded as the first Vice-president and second Honourable His Excellency President of India. The pious pioneer built his career in Philosophy. The Indian philosophy specifically the Hindutva and discussion on Upanishad uplifted purposefully his ideas into the international and global philosophy. The famous books of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan (born on 5th September 1888 - died on 17th April 1975) became very popular during his living period. He wrote on the base of Indian Philosophy - the books were published on two volumes. The Advaitism in the Vedant was found in his universal idea. Separation from the same group was not worked in his thoughts. It was sounded like an echo in our mind. The caste Hindu and their religion beliefs are undivided. The feeling of oneness of the Hindu people has been prevailed in the eastern and the western social oculture. Every single person is a dictator in real life. His excellency honourable diplomatist - an ambassador of India to Soviet Union married Sivakum in his early age. The research work of the eminent professor was not exception in controversial judgement by the jury of the High Court. The September 5th, birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan has been celebrated as the Teacher's Day in every year. Written By KALYAN KUMAR MAHATA