Lohia opined:
A. Freedom and bread are inseparable
B. The removal of inequality from human society was one of the seven revolutions
C. If socialism is to be defined in two words then they are equality and prosperity
D. The desire for equality in the modern world has become the desire for being similar and not equal
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

Correct option is A

The correct answer is (a): C and D only.
· C. If socialism is to be defined in two words, then they are equality and prosperity: This reflects Ram Manohar Lohia's view that socialism should aim for both equality and prosperity, where equality refers to the removal of social and economic disparities, and prosperity refers to overall economic growth.
· D. The desire for equality in the modern world has become the desire for being similar and not equal: Lohia criticized modern society's interpretation of equality, arguing that it had shifted from true equality (which celebrates diversity) to a desire for uniformity, where people aspire to be alike rather than embrace individual differences.
Information Booster:
1. Equality and Prosperity: Lohia emphasized that socialism must not only strive for social and economic equality but also ensure material prosperity for all.
2. Desire for Similarity: Lohia’s critique was that modern egalitarian movements often confuse equality with sameness, overlooking the value of diversity.
3. Seven Revolutions (Sapt Kranti): Lohia proposed revolutions addressing social, economic, racial, and gender inequalities.