Mahatma Gandhi was a key leader in India's independence movement and is known for his philosophy of non-violence and civil disobedience, particularly through methods like the Salt March. Born on October 2, 1869, he fought for the rights of Indians in both India and South Africa. His birthday is a national holiday in India, and despite being nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize five times, he never won the award.

2. Let’s guess the who is this person
..
1- My first is in lag not in lap .
2- My second is in hand not in land .
3- My third is in bag not in big .
Is in nose not in rose .4- My forth
.5- My fifth is in made not in make
.5- My last is in will not in well
He’s :- Ghandi

3. Ghandi ..
Mahatmas Gandhi was the
primary leader of India's
independence movement
and also the architect of a
form of civil disobedience
that would influence the
world.

4. About him ..
And heHe was born on ( October 2 in
1869 ) .
Studied law in London-England then he
returned home. He advocated for
Indians' rights in India & South Africa
, he became a leader of India's
independence movement against the
British occupation .

5. Non-violence style ..
Ghandi had followed a way which was
(Satyagraha) and it’s stand of :-
1- Civil Disobedience .
2- Salt March .
3- Fasting .
4- Accepted the prison to take your
rights .
5- Boycott the English goods .

6. Did you know .. ?
1- His birthday, 2nd October, is celebrated as
a National Holiday in India every year.
2- Although Gandhi was nominated for the
Nobel Peace Prize five times, he never
received it.
.3- ‘Mahatma’ (meaning ‘Great Soul’)
4- In the famous Salt March of April-May
1930, thousands of Indians followed Gandhi
from Ahmadabad to the Arabian Sea. The
resulted was arrest of nearly 60,000 people,
including Gandhi himself.

7. Some Quotes from Ghandi ..

8. Salt March ..