Synopsis Gandhian vision is meaningless without Gandhian Mission. Gandhism is not an arm-chair philosophy but an action-ideology for non-violent social change. War has lost its dynamics and violence is becoming out of date. If we cannot evolve a moral equivalent of war and an alternative model of non-violent polity, economics, pedagogy, Gandhism is bound to be looked upon as a museum-piece of ideology. Spiritualisation of politics is not an outdated mediaval religious dogma but the only panacea for the unprincipled politics. Gandhi's call for creating an economy of permanence is in tune with the rio-vision of Stockholm declaration. Not only these ideological problems, even our present crisis of Kashmir, Punjab and Ayodhya can be resolved through Gandhian vision and Gandhian dynamics of love and mutual adjustments.