Explanation:

Integral humanism is a doctrine developed by Deendayal Upadhyaya and adopted by the Jana Sangh in 1965 as its official doctrine Humankind, according to Upadhyaya, had four hierarchically organized attributes of body,mind, intellect and soul which corresponded to four universal objectives, kama (desire or satisfaction), artha (wealth), dharma (moral duties) and moksha (total liberation or'salvation').While none could be ignored, dharma is the 'basic', and moksha the 'ultimate' objective of humankind and society.He claimed that the problem with both capitalist and socialist ideologies is that they only consider the needs of body and mind, and were hence based on the materialist objectives of desire and wealth.