Some lines on contribution of Vinoba Bhave in the revolution of india

Acharya Vinoba Bhave was a freedom fighter, social worker and famous Gandhian leader of India. His original name was Vinayak Narhari Bhave. He is considered the national teacher of India and the spiritual successor of Mahatma Gandhi. He was the leader of Bhoodan movement in the country.

Vinoba Bhave was a brilliant student but had no attraction in traditional education. He decided to join the freedom struggle. In this connection, he started traveling to every corner of the country. His journey to participate in the freedom movement started from Banaras. There, the speech given by Gandhiji at Banaras Hindu University changed his life.

Only at the age of 16 he had this clarity and was so confident in his intentions that he burnt all his school and college certificates on the way when he was on his way to Mumbai to appear for his intermediate exams. He knew what he needed to do in his life, where he was needed. It is astonishing to see a 16 year old young man having such foresight about the future which we get to see inside Vinoba Bhave. He contacted Gandhiji through letter. Gandhiji was very impressed by this 20 year old young man and invited him to his 'Kochrab Ashram' in Ahmedabad. In the same year Vinoba Bhave met Gandhiji and started living in the ashram. He took part in all kinds of activities of the ashram and started living a simple life. In this way he dedicated his life to various programs of Gandhi.