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UPSC 2020: One common agreement between Gandhism and Marxism is
(a)the final goal of a stateless society
(b)class struggle
(c)abolition of private property
(d)economic determinism
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Not attemptedCorrect Answer: (a) the final goal of a stateless society
Despite divergent methods, both Gandhism (Sarvodaya/Ram Rajya) and Marxism envisage an eventual stateless, classless order where coercive state power ‘withers away’. Class struggle, abolition of private property and economic determinism are central to Marxism but not to Gandhian philosophy. Hence option (a) is the sole commonality. ([dalvoy.com](https://www.dalvoy.com/upsc/previous-years/2020/gandhism-marxism-common-agreement-stateless-society?utm_source=openai))
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