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what is the literal meaning of satyagraha in very short?​

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Answered by vidhidhama24
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Satyagraha is a Sanskrit word that comes from the roots satya, meaning "truth," and agraha, meaning "insistence." It can be loosely translated to mean "insistence on truth" or "holding onto truth."

Answered by Cuteipie7
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SATYAGRAHA means holding into truth.

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