Associations With Educational Social and Cultural Bodies
- Hon. president, International society of social philosophy
- Vice-President, Afro-Asian Philosophical Association.
- Chancellor, Vikramshila Hindi Vidyapeeth, Bhagalpur.
- Convener, National Committee for Shanti-Sena.
- Emeritus professor of Gandhian thought (University Grants Commission).
- Ex- member, Indian Council of Philosophical Research.
- Ex- member, Royal Institute of Philosophy, London.
- Ex-member, Mind Association, Oxford.
- Life-member, Indian Philosophical Congress.
- Hon. Member, World Jain Mission.
- Life Member, Indian Parliamentary Group, Delhi.
- Member, National Board of Adult Education, 1977–79.
- Member, University Grants Commission Committee on Regional Languages, 1978–79.
- member, University Grants Commission Committee on Evaluation of N.A.E.P., 1979.
- Member of Amnesty International, 1977–81
- Member, Parliamentary Committee on Library, 1977–79
- Member, University Grants Commission Committee on Gandhian Centenary celebration.
- President, Indian Society of Gandhian Thought (1989–94).
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