Significance of Nation

The keyphrase "Nation" in Indian history encompasses several aspects. It refers to a literary publication known for its excellence under Massingham, the largest unit of human organization emerging from smaller groups, and the movement towards a Welfare State reflected in a publication on the Five Year Plan. Additionally, "Nation" also relates to America's Leading Liberal Weekly founded by Edwin Lawrence Godkin in 1865, which targeted the intellectual audience rather than the general population.1
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Synonyms: Country, State, Republic, Land, Territory, Sovereign state, Nation-state, Political entity, Realm, Sovereignty

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The concept of Nation in local and regional sources

History Books

The keyphrase "Nation" encompasses the evolution towards a Welfare State, the concept of a large human organization, a literary publication known for its quality, and a liberal weekly aimed at educated readers.

Significance in India history and geography:

From: Triveni Journal

(1) The nation is moving towards the ideal of a Welfare State, as presented in a publication about the Five Year Plan and its implementation.[1] (2) The largest unit of human organization that has emerged from smaller social groups, shaped by self-preservation and community.[2] (3) America’s Leading Liberal Weekly, founded in 1865 by Edwin Lawrence Godkin, aimed to appeal to the thinking classes rather than the unthinking masses.[3] (4) A weekly publication known for its literary quality and editorial excellence under Massingham.[4]