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write a letter to bapu [ mahathma gandhi ] you inspire me

Answer 1

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ABC Apartments
Bangalore

Dear Bapu,

The principle of non violence is a great principle that can bring world peace and safety. Wars are not the solutions for any issue and these are my views, inspired by you. I would be glad, if the rest would have the same mindset.

The ideas and principles that you have introduced arouses my feelings to meet you at least once in my life. The country is surely to benefit and develop with the principle of non violence. I admire your ideas to the greatest extent.

You were selfless and treated everyone equally. I am really inspired by your qualities. I wish to do something good for the country as the result of the inspiration. You were a great leader who always thought about others.

Having a simple life and following the idea of 'ahimsa' is the best way to lead a life. This relaxes the brain and soul with a stress free mark on human health. You have also made us realise the importance of education.

I respect you to a great respect for writing a letter to follow peace and love. My respect towards you had increased since I heard about the letter. You are a role model, not only to me, but to millions of others inspired by you.

Your ideas and principles are still alive after 30 January 1948. You have inspired millions of people across the globe to follow ahimsa. The world has a huge mark of respect towards you. I wish you were alive at the present day.

Yours affectionately,
Nikki
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People like Mahatma Gandhi are born once in thousand years. They do not come to the world everyday. They are apostles of peace and non violence. They are incarnations who descend to shoulder with the common folk. They do not like to be class apart. This world is their true Karambhoomi (work-place) where they live and die for the upliftment of the masses. They do not believe in race, caste and religion. They toil, they struggle for selfless cause. Their personal motive is at the lowest ebb. They are true servants of humanity. They do not amass pleasure and pelf. They come empty-handed, they remain empty-handed and when they exit the world, they leave behind them as brilliance equal to thousands of suns. What an immortal achievement indeed it is.!

We all know about our father of Nation and his contributions. Like you, when he was in college, he was beaten and humiliated but he remained firm as a rock to his cause. He never agrued with anyone. When he was in South Africa, he saw that black Africans and Indians were beaten and were suffering from discrimination. They had no privileges, no rights, loads of barriers were imposed by government. Then Mahatma Gandhi decided to start a movement against government. He followed path or love, truth and non-violence and soon he became the leader of the Indian-Africans.

Non-cooperation Movement, Dandi March and Quit India Movement are his major contributions. These measures adopted by Gandhi Ji shook the very foundation of British Empire in India. His way of persuation, fasting unto death, remaining cool and serene even in the face of grave situations are now part of Indian History. He brought freedom to one-fifth of humanity. He never took help of bullets to make India independent. He was a great leader, a saint anf a great social reformer who always went on the path of non-violence. He was pious, truthful and religious. Gandhi Ji showed India and the world the path of truth and non-violence. His philosophy and policies influenced many British and important leaders and political movements throughout the world. His ideas of truth and non-violence made India's identity as a tolerant and secular democracy.

He belongs to the ages. That is why the great scientist Einstein truly said: 'Coming generations will scarce believe that such a person (Gandhi Ji) in flesh and blood ever walked on on the earth.'

At last I want to thank Gandhi Ji for inspiring me, not only me, for inspiring the world. I want everyone to be like our Bapu.