Abstract

Integral Humanism conceptualized by Pandit Deendayal Upadhyaya in the mid-20th century offers a distinctive socio-political and philosophical framework emphasizing the holistic development of the human being within the cultural and moral context of India. Unlike Western materialist or utilitarian approaches Integral Humanism advocates a balanced integration of spiritual intellectual social and economic dimensions seeking harmony between individual welfare and collective well-being. This research paper undertakes a comprehensive re-examination of Integral Humanism within the framework of contemporary India characterized by rapid globalization technological transformation socio-economic disparities and evolving political ideologies. The paper investigates the relevance adaptability and practical applications of Integral Humanism in addressing modern societal challenges such as sustainable development inclusive growth ethical governance social equity and cultural preservation. Employing a