M.K. Gandhi was an influential Indian independence leader born in 1869 in Porbandar, Gujarat. He practiced non-violent civil disobedience to achieve independence for India from British rule. Some of Gandhi's key teachings included practicing non-violence or ahimsa, even when facing oppression or injustice. He challenged the use of violence for political and social change. Gandhi's legacy continues to inspire non-violent movements globally through his example of confronting inequality and brutality through peaceful and ethical means. The document urges readers to consider how to apply Gandhi's principles of non-violence and social justice in contemporary issues.

1. M.K GANDHI

4. Name : MOHANDAS KARAMCHAND GANDHI
Born : 2nd October 1969
Place of Birth : Porbandar , Gujarat , British India
Date of Death : 30th of january 1948
Place of Death : New Delhi , India
Parents : Karamchand Gandhi (father)
Putlibai Gandhi (mother)
Wife : kasturba gandhi
Children :Harilal
Manilal
Ramdas
Devdas

25. The Moors

26. Ahimsa never barters away Honour

27. How cannot be a follwer of Ahimsa ?

29. Conclusion:
Gandhi’s teachings and practice of non-violence can help people to find their
way in the contemporary tangle of violence and hatred. Gandhi’s legacy is of
paramount importance today, because Gandhi challenges efficiency and
legitimacy of violence. His non-violence is a form of power that challenges
the injustices and brutalities around us. His struggles were against injustice
and oppression prevalent in the society and those of the state. He
challenges us to think of what can be done in contemporary times in the
areas stretching from personal to political. This task is not that easy. He
himself had written, “For infallible guidance, man has to have a perfectly
Gandhi’s Non-violence… 45 innocent heart incapable of evil. I can lay no
such claim. Mine is a struggling, striving, erring, imperfect soul".This
struggling, striving and powerful soul of Gandhi is urging us to strive for
higher goals. Gandhi makes us rethink about the entire gamut of the issue of
violence around us. His soul searching queries make us uncomfortable,
prompting us to question the injustice and inequality prevailing in our society.
It is now time to listen to his voice and tune it to our inner voice and start
acting.

30. At the end I would like to request to follow
up Mahatma’s policy and ideas of following
non-voilence and ahimsa in one’s life .
Let us decide to move toward to the
ultimate goal of non-violent society.

31. Reference :
• English text book
• GoOgle
• Wikipedia
• Classroom explanation

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