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Satyagraha: Gandhi's Philosophy and Leadership

Explore Gandhi's pivotal role in Indian nationalism, his nonviolent principles, and the importance of cooperation in civil disobedience movements. Understand how Satyagraha shaped history and inspired change against unjust laws without violence.

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Satyagraha: Gandhi's Philosophy and Leadership

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  1. SATYAGRAHA GANHI’S PHILOSOPHY

  2. Gandhi is an Indian ‘nationalistic leader’ • He is very crucial for Indian • He did very important things against British government.

  3. SATYAGRAHA • People’s respond against unjust or unmoral laws without using violence. • completely eliminated and excluded violence in its movement

  4. SATYAGRAHA

  5. All satyagrahi; • Never lose their hope • They have to trust and beleive each other • Cooperation

  6. It isnot work because; • just the way of using satyagraha is defective and disqualified • Cooperation is very crucial and essential in civil disobedience. The satyagraha was developed by obeying someone’s order. • Non-violent resistance only materializes against ‘easy enemies like British • In other perspective¸ nonviolent action works just too slow

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