Date of Publication :21st October 2021

Abstract: Veer Vinayak Damodar Savarkar was one of the great Indian writers, who had created near about two thousand and five hundred pages of literature. His literature had various paradoxical phenomena. His writings were not only exhibited historian insides but also boosts the Indians. His work further becomes a mile stone for language purification. The philosophical dimensions such as pragmatism, abolitionism and nationalism were reflected in the historical, political, non-political literature of Savarkar. Savarkar was a pragmatist and he had practical approach in his literature. The literature of Savarkar described philosophical doctrines and the need for action or practical advice for the progress of Indian society. Savarkar’s thoughts and teachings stunned contemporary society. The idea of Savarkar in social changes and critical social ideas worked quite as a blueprint for the suitable transformations in the Indian society. He argued that a dynamic society is needed to keep on changing in accordance with the imperatives of the time. He stated that rather than wasting so much time of our kingdoms in philosophical and intellectual debate, we had become feeble in practice. He wrote about the lethargic state of countryman in each field Savarkar proved the ‘stable value’ of not only morality but also of each social, economic and political endeavour with the key of practical utility. This is an attempt to throw light on Savarkar’s writing and his philosophical dimensions

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