Today our society abounds with persons who are mad after their own interest. In Sarvodaya, however, one has (I) solicitous of others’ interest. Man’s nature will have to be changed. Values of life will (II) re-valued. For, if the individual does not change even if exploitation is put out once, it will reappear afterwards. This is a high ideal no doubt, but is capable of being attained. That can be done by making a beginning somewhere.

Bhoodan is the process whereby we can reach this goal. The land problem is a problem that (III) crores of people. Hence, the Bhoodan movement makes a direct appeal to the masses and would inevitably cast its influence on their approach and way of life.

In the given passage there are blanks, each of which has been numbered. Find out the appropriate options in each case to replace the given number.