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Who among the following advocated the Trusteeship Theory of Industrial Relations?
M. K. Gandhi
N. M. Lokhande
V. V. Giri
Karl Marx
- Option 1: M. K. Gandhi
- Mahatma Gandhi advocated for the Trusteeship Theory, which suggests that industrialists should act as trustees of the rights of their workers.
- He believed in peaceful collaboration between workers and employers for mutual benefit.
- His approach emphasized moral leadership and ethical business practices.
- Correct Answer
- Option 2: N. M. Lokhande
- Regarded as a pioneer in the labor movement in India.
- Known for organizing the first labor union and advocating workers' rights.
- Option 3: V. V. Giri
- Former President of India and a labor leader.
- Known for his contributions to Indian labor policy, including the idea of the welfare state.
- Option 4: Karl Marx
- Known for his theories on capitalism and communism.
- Advocated class struggle and revolution to address workers' rights.
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