Political Science, asked by szalona, 10 months ago

why was Gandhiji against of industrialization

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Answered by saudpatel99600

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Gandhi was also against the concept of mechanization. He believed that by using machine-made Manchester cloth, Indians are only wasting their money, but instead if they reproduce Manchester in India, they would keep their money with themselves. ... He wanted Indian villages to be self-sufficient economies...

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