Mahatma Gandhi ji

Autobiography of mahatma gandhi

Role of life of Mahatma Gandhi:- 

My ideal great man is Vishwavandya Mahatma Gandhi.  It is a statue of love, non-violence and truth.  We call him 'Father of the Nation'.  We also call him 'Bapu'.  In our country, his name comes in avatar men.  Everything he did for this country is written in golden letters on the pages of history.  His life renunciation - sacrifice and truth - reflects the unwavering belief of non-violence.  He is called the father of our India.  Mahatma Gandhi's name also comes to our mind when we think about independence.  Gandhiji spent his entire life in public works.

Introduction of Mahatma Gandhi

Mahatma Gandhi was born on 2 October 1869 in a Vaishya family in Porbandar, Kathiawar, Gujarat.  His father's name was Karamchand Gandhi and mother's name was Putlibai.  His parents were devout.  Mahatma Gandhi's full name was Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi.  In 1887, he passed the matriculation examination.  His name was written at Samaldas College, Bhavnagar.  On 4 September 1888, Gandhiji went to Vilayat (England) to study the baristry.  On 10 June 1891, he became a barrister.  In 1892, he started practicing in Rajkot and Bombay.

The basis of Mahatma Gandhi ji

In April of 1893, he went to South Africa to advocate a case.  He was very sad to see the suffering of Indians there.  Seeing him, his soul screamed.  He founded the 'Natal Indian Congress' in 1894 and played bugle against the white government (declaration of war).  He organized a satyagraha there to give human rights to those Indians.  This was the first use of Satyagraha in world history.  He won.  He came to India in 1915.  He met big leaders like Tilak, Gokhale etc.  He jumped into the politics of India.  Champaran - Satyagraha started on 10 April 1917.  Gandhiji succeeded in this Satyagraha.  Hope was communicated all over India.  Janketana (public awareness) of despair and despair in the heat of India arose with a holy sight of this victory of Gandhi.

Message of Mahatma Gandhi / His Importance

Mahatma Gandhi gave this message to the common man that everything is possible with love.  It can also conquer the dreaded beast.  He reiterated the importance of non-violence and said that it is a powerful human tendency against violence.  Regarding truth, it is said that it is the best conduct, the best human religion and the best practice to grant divinity to man.  Truth always wins.

Mahatma Gandhi in Indian politics

Gandhiji came to India and jumped into the freedom movement.  He waged a movement for political freedom by basing truth and non-violence.  In 1920-22, he launched the Non-Cooperation Movement against the British Government.  Gandhiji started the movement again in 1929.  This movement is popularly known as 'Namak - Satyagraha'.  Gandhiji himself undertook a march from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi and violated the salt law by making salt there.  In 1931, he went to London to attend the 'Round Table Conference'.  In 1942, he started the 'Quit India' movement.  The flame of revolution began to ignite throughout the country.  The child of the country - the child came down on the overthrow of the English government.  The country became independent on 15 August 1947.

Five important movements which were run by mahatma Gandhiji.

Gandhiji movement

Non-Cooperation Movement-

The Non-Cooperation Movement was launched since 1920 under the leadership of Mahatma Gandhi and the Indian National Congress.  This movement gave a new awakening to the Indian independence movement.  Gandhiji believed that it was impossible to get a fair justice in British hands, so he planned to withdraw the support of the nation from the British Government and thus the Non-Cooperation Movement was started.  Why was the Non-Cooperation Movement started because the Rowlatt Act and the inhuman Jallianwala Bagh incident occurred in 1919 AD, how many elderly, children and youth were also killed in this Jallianwala incident.  Because of this, this movement was run from 1920 to 1922.

Salt Satyagraha -

Salt Satyagraha was the most important of the many movements launched by Mahatma Gandhi.  Let us tell you that on 12 March 1930, Mahatma Gandhi took a 24-day foot march to Dandi village, Sabarmati Ashram which is located in Ahmedabad.  Explain that he took out this march against the monopoly of the British Raj over salt.  He violated the salt law by making salt there.

Dalit movement

Mahatma Gandhi started the anti-untouchability movement from 8 May 1933.  Whereas Gandhiji founded the All India Untouchability League in 1932.  Everyone got the right to equality from this movement

Champaran Satyagraha -

The Champaran movement was the first civil disobedience movement in India that began in 1917 under the leadership of Mahatma Gandhi in Champaran district of Bihar.  Through this movement, Gandhi made the first attempt to implement people-born protest through satyagraha which was based on the non-violent resistance of the general public against the British rule.

Quit India Movement

In August 1942 Gandhiji started the "Quit India Movement" and decided to start a mass civil disobedience movement "Do or Die" to compel the British to leave India.

Sacrifice by Mahatma Gandhi.

India-Pakistan split.  Communal riots started in various places of the country.  Gandhiji went on a fast unto death to stop them.  Due to which the fire of communalism was extinguished but they themselves succumbed to it.  On January 30, 1948, this great man of the world succumbed to the bullet of a killer Nathu Ram Godse.