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Write a Short essay on mahatma Gandhi?
Describe his character, principles and role in the freedom movement?
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Mahatma Gandhi
Gandhiji is one of the most famous and influential people of India. He was a great patriotic Indian. He was honoured with the title ” Mahatma “by the people of India. He was born on 2nd October 1869 in a small village of India. His father name was Karamchand and mother’s name is Putlibai. He has two brother and a sister, he was the youngest of all. He is very shy and introvert in nature. At the very young age of 13 , while he is still in school he married to Kasturbai. He went to England for study law in 1890. After his arrival in India, he went to South African for a work of his lawsuit, where she saw the massive discrimination of Indian and African in the society. This incident disturbed him, he extend his study in South African and protest against the bill which denied the right of vote in India. He started a satyagraha in South Africa. His great effort forced the British give the Indian residents more freedom. He became a great political leader there. In January 1914 he returned to India to fight for freedom. He found a Ashram which called Satyagraha Ashram and settled in there. When the Rowlatt act passed in India which prevent many facility of India Gandhiji become active in politics. He became the president of Indian National Congress. His most significant movements are Non- cooperation movement in 1920,Civil disobedience movement in 1939,Dandi March to break the Salt law and most famously Quit India movement in 1942. Gandhiji is believed in the principles of non violence. He also encourage and empower women to took part in the freedom movement. Many times he was arrested and put in jail but it didn’t stop his strong motive to make India independent, finally India became independent on 15 August of 1947. But he didn’t enjoy the freedom as long as he shooted dead on January 30 of 1948 by Nathuram Godse. His legacy is always left behind us. He was given the title of “Father of the Nation” by Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose, who is his fellow fighter. Though their principles were different from each other, Netaji always respected him and Gandhiji was always affectionate towards him as a son. For his affectionate and loveing nature towards everyone he called as “Bapu” which means “Father” by Indian. His Birthday 2nd October is celebrated as a national holiday in India.
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Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was the full name of ‘Mahatma Gandhi.’ On October 2, 1869, he was born in Porbandar, Gujarat, India. He traveled to England for further study after clearing the Matriculation Exam. Gandhiji earned his legal degree in England and returned to India in 1893. He began his profession as a lawyer. He spent a considerable amount of his life in London, where he completed his schooling. Even in London, Gandhiji had amassed a sizable following for his teachings and beliefs.
In June of 1891, he completed his first verdict. After finishing his schooling, he returned to India for two years. However, these two years were quite difficult for him. He stayed in his home state of Gujarat and practiced law there. For several years in India, he was unable to obtain a valid license. He was unable to establish a thriving legal practice.
Mahatma Gandhi symbolized an Indian Merchant Navy, which is why he is in South Africa. He settled in and began researching civil rights activities. During this time, he vigorously educated himself in the fields of justice and civil rights. He was the first person in India to utilize terms like Swadeshi and Purna Swaraj.
His most notable activities are the non-cooperation campaign in 1920, the civil disobedience movement in 1939, the Dandi March to protest the Salt Act, and, most notably, the Quit India movement in 1942. Gandhiji was a firm believer in nonviolent ideals. He also encourages and empowers women to participate in the liberation movement.
He was arrested and imprisoned several times, but this did not deter him from his ardent desire to see India get independence; India gained independence on August 15, 1947. But he didn’t get to enjoy his freedom for long since Nathuram Godse shot him dead on January 30, 1948.
