The ten main things of Mahatma Gandhi ji life gandhi jayanti 2018

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The ten main things of Mahatma Gandhi ji life gandhi jayanti 2018

Mahatma Gandhi was born on October 2, 1869, at the house of Karamchand Gandhi in Porbandar, Gujarat. It was his mother Pulleibai's last child, who was the fourth wife of Karamchand Gandhi. Mahatma Gandhi's full name was Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi. These were the youngest of their three brothers. His mother, Putlibai, was a very religious woman, who had a profound effect on Gandhi's personality. Whom he had told to his friend and secretary Mahadev Desai in the Yerawada Jail of Pune, himself, "You see the correctness in me that I have not received from my mother but my mother.

Mahatma Gandhi is remembered for his ideals and non-violence as a great continuity throughout the world today. By the way, Gandhiji is full of mysteries and interesting facts which you hardly know. Here we are keeping such ten things related to them-

Gandhiji's education-initiation

Gandhiji's early education was in Porbandar. Further education took place in Rajkot. Although Gandhiji was an average student of the average. On 21 January 1879, he got admitted to a local school in Rajkot and studied arithmetic, history and Gujarati language. After this, they went to England for higher studies.

Gandhi ji's marital life

The marriage of Gandhiji was completed in 1883, and in May, 13 years of age, Kasturba Makhan ji, 14 years old. Gandhiji shortened his name to Kasturba and later people began to call him affectionately. Kasturba was an ideal wife and she was standing firm with him in every work of Gandhi ji. He supported them in all the affairs of Gandhiji.  

Mahatma Gandhi arrives in India

In 1915, at the age of 46, Gandhi returned to India and studied the situation of India. On the advice of Gopal Krishna Gokhale (Gandhiji's political guru), Gandhi spent a year without any peaceful movement.

Active role in Indian independence movement

Champaran and Kheda Movement (1917-1918) In 1917, Gandhi organized a movement for the rights of the farmers living in Champaran district of Bihar.

Support for the Khilafat movement

 Khilafat Movement (1919-1924) -There was a movement run by Muslims across the country to re-establish the post of Kharifa of Turki. It was a political-religious movement, which was run to put pressure on the British. Gandhiji supported this movement.

non cooperation movement

Non-Cooperation Movement (1919-1920) -The Order, which was held under the chairmanship of Sir Sydney Rowlett, was held in force by the press during the First World War (1914-1918) The opposition of this law was named the non-cooperation movement.

Civil disobedience movement

Civil Disobedience Movement (12 March 1930) - The purpose of this movement was to achieve complete independence. Gandhiji and other leading leaders were beginning to suspect British intentions whether they would fulfill the announcement of providing their colonial independence. Gandhiji led another movement on April 6, 1930, to put pressure on his own demand on the British government, which is known as the Civil Disobedience Movement.

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Quit India Movement

Quit India Movement (August 1942) - After the failure of the Ethiopian Mission, Gandhi decided to launch his third movement against the British. The aim of this movement was to get freedom immediately. On August 8, 1942, at the Bombay convention of the Gregor, the slogan of the British were left to India and on 9th August, 1942, on the advice of Gandhi, the whole country joined the movement.

Truth and non-violence

Mahatma Gandhi made truth and non-violence only the basis of his life. Gandhiji laid the foundation of Satyagraha following the path of truth. There have been many difficult turns in his life but he never left the truth with him.

Dedication to cleanliness

Dedicated to the removal of social dirt, he took the help of sweeping sweep. Under whose inspiration the current Prime Minister laid the foundation of Swachh Bharat Abhiyan

Lessons of Collective Prayers

Attempted to mobilize people through collective prayer. By united, the person, bypassing the restrictions of caste and religion, pray and pray.

Faith in all castes and religions

Mahatma Gandhi was associated with all caste and religion and had special faith towards all religions.

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