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Why mahatma gandhi called mahatma?

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Answered by ksr18

the sanskrit word mahatma means great soul rabindranath tagore used to call him as mahatma because he did great for india he got as freedom he contributes towards india he did many things so he called mahatma

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ksr18: this word given from mohandas karam chand gandhi on 1914 south africa

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ksr18: because of gandhi we are now in dependence

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Answered by shivam2000

The word "Mahatma" means great high-souled or great soul. This word is given to Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi on 1914 in South Africa because he give independence/freedom to India and also gives us many lessons. He did great things. That is why he is called mahatma Gandhi ( First by Rabindra Nath Tagore).

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