The Nonviolent Resistance Movement and Its Leader, Mahatma Gandhiji
1. Vikas Mistri, CHRIST UNIVERSITY, BANGALORE, Student, India
During the time when India was under colonial authority in the 19th century, the most significant event that took place in India was the fight for freedom. The British monarchs were such tyrants that they placed many restrictions over Indians and destroyed the country of India. However, Gandhiji, who was a follower of honesty and non-violence, decided to stand against the unfair behaviour of British regime. The current paper is centered on the fight for democracy from the phenomenal British principle and the methods used by Gandhiji in the form of honesty and non-violence.
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All of Mahatma Gandhi's efforts spanned the globe and were focused on bettering the lot of humanity. He had dedicated himself to this cause. His whole life was spent spreading the message of justice and compassion, and he was a dedicated supporter of the Sarvodaya ideology, which emphasises betterment of all aspects of community.
1. M. Shepard, Mahatma Gandhi and His Myths, Civil Disobedience, Nonviolence and Satyagraha In The Real World, Los Angeles, Shepard Publications, 2002
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