Give an account on satyagraha successfully organised by Mahatma Gandhi
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a. Gandhi infused new energy in the nationalist struggle and changed the course of nationalist movement.
b. Gandhiji, converted nationalist movement into a mass movement, people found new ways of venting their voice and dissent.
c. His means of popular protests and agitation like satayagrah, non violence, did bring about different sections of Indian society together. For example, he organized satyagraha movements in various places like Champaran struggle in Bihar, Peasants movement in Kheda district of Gujarat .
d. These satyagarha movements were known as Champaran and Kheda Satyagraha.
e. In Champran, the peasants in the indigo plantations were oppressed by the European planters and were forced to grow indigo and sell it at the price fixed by the planters.
f. The British also imposed taxes on them, the farmers sold indigo to the Eurpeans at very low prices bringing them to the state of extreme poverty
g. Mahatma Gandhi when visited Chamapran was moved by the plight of indigo planters and launched his first Satyagraha experiment, he asked peasants not to produce indigo.
h. In Kheda district the crop had failed, Gandhi thus supported the casue of peasants and asked them not to pay revenue.
a. Gandhi infused new energy in the nationalist struggle and changed the course of nationalist movement.
b. Gandhiji, converted nationalist movement into a mass movement, people found new ways of venting their voice and dissent.
c. His means of popular protests and agitation like satayagrah, non violence, did bring about different sections of Indian society together. For example, he organized satyagraha movements in various places like Champaran struggle in Bihar, Peasants movement in Kheda district of Gujarat .
d. These satyagarha movements were known as Champaran and Kheda Satyagraha.
e. In Champran, the peasants in the indigo plantations were oppressed by the European planters and were forced to grow indigo and sell it at the price fixed by the planters.
f. The British also imposed taxes on them, the farmers sold indigo to the Eurpeans at very low prices bringing them to the state of extreme poverty
g. Mahatma Gandhi when visited Chamapran was moved by the plight of indigo planters and launched his first Satyagraha experiment, he asked peasants not to produce indigo.
h. In Kheda district the crop had failed, Gandhi thus supported the casue of peasants and asked them not to pay revenue.
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Mahatma Gandhi, a great freedom fighter, we all know that. He always believed that truth and non-violence can solve problems.
He started satyagraha, his idea of satyagraha emphasised the power of truth andbteh need to search for truth. It suggested that if the cause was true if the struggle was against injustice, then physical force was not at all necessary to fight the oppressor.
He said that it would be more desirable if the oppressor or anyone who commited a mistake, accept it without any violence, because at last that's why he/she has to do.
Without seeking revenge or being aggressive, a satyagrahi could win the battle through non-violence.
There were mainly three satyagraha's successfully organised by Mahatma Gandhi -:
(i) South Africa (before 1915) = He fought against the racist regime.
(ii) Champaran , in Bihar, (1916) = He inspired peasants to struggle against oppressive plantation system .
(iii) Kheda District in Gujrat (1917) = He demanded that the revenue collection be relaxed as peasants could not pay revenue due to crop failure and epidemics.
(iv) Ahmedabad (1918) = He started movement against the cotton mill workers.
Sometimes he failed, but in one or other way something desirable happened. Mahatma Gandhi really did contribute in an excellent way for independence of our country.
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Hope it helps...!!!
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Mahatma Gandhi, a great freedom fighter, we all know that. He always believed that truth and non-violence can solve problems.
He started satyagraha, his idea of satyagraha emphasised the power of truth andbteh need to search for truth. It suggested that if the cause was true if the struggle was against injustice, then physical force was not at all necessary to fight the oppressor.
He said that it would be more desirable if the oppressor or anyone who commited a mistake, accept it without any violence, because at last that's why he/she has to do.
Without seeking revenge or being aggressive, a satyagrahi could win the battle through non-violence.
There were mainly three satyagraha's successfully organised by Mahatma Gandhi -:
(i) South Africa (before 1915) = He fought against the racist regime.
(ii) Champaran , in Bihar, (1916) = He inspired peasants to struggle against oppressive plantation system .
(iii) Kheda District in Gujrat (1917) = He demanded that the revenue collection be relaxed as peasants could not pay revenue due to crop failure and epidemics.
(iv) Ahmedabad (1918) = He started movement against the cotton mill workers.
Sometimes he failed, but in one or other way something desirable happened. Mahatma Gandhi really did contribute in an excellent way for independence of our country.
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Hope it helps...!!!
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