Problems of the Day is a short book on the problems of society by Reverend Shrii Shrii Anandamurti ji. It was also published in his civil name, Shrii Prabhat Ranjan Sarkar. The library records one published volume, under that title. The book addresses the difficulties of the time as a social thinker.
It sits with his works on society and service. Those works include Prout, the Progressive Utilization Theory, and the call for one human society. He taught that people should be assured food, clothing, housing, education, and medical care. Problems of the Day belongs beside that teaching.
The library gives the book one heading, so this page names the book rather than a list of chapters. The wording of the book stays in the book. A reader opens it for the problems he named and for the direction he set beside them. The discourses in Prout in a Nutshell carry the same social philosophy at full length, in twenty-one volumes.
This shorter book is a way into that thinking. Cranbourne North and Kingston can help a visitor find a copy. From this page the reader returns to the preceptor. Society and the person remain one path in his mission, and this book is the social side of that path.