Research Paper On Gandhi

“Strength does not come from physical capacity. It comes from an indomitable will.” The power of the mind is unstoppable; Mohandas Gandhi born in India in 1869 was one man who could control his life with the muscle of his mind. Known for leading the Indians to independence and using non violence tactics as a way of protest, Gandhi is remembered as the leader of the Indian Nation. Mohandas Gandhi believed that how people behave is more important than what they achieve. With this as his guide along with his unconditional faith Mohandas Gandhi was able to take great risks, suffer from the consequences, and persevere his way to peace. From the beginning of Ghandi’s childhood India was under British rule. Gandhi attended law school in London and came back to India in 1915. Although, Gandhi had a job at a law firm in India, he noticed that the treatment of immigrant Indians was appalling. His realization led him to take the beginning steps to help Indians receive the basic rights deserved. Gandhi developed a form of action using courage, knowledge and truth also called Satygraha as a non violent way to reform
Gandhi performed hunger strikes even while he was arrested by the British to make sure the nations would think better of him. Gandhi did not purchase anything British made; he even resorted to the ocean for his own salt. He was able to organize non-violent civil disobedience and non- cooperation to the British authorities. Gandhi’s followers that believed in his teachings would also participate in these strikes and protests. By taking these audacious steps for the rights of the Indians, Gandhi showed promise and proof that he can be trusted by his truth. Because of Gandhi’s dramatic actions he is known as the “Great Soul” a peaceful and wise man but also very strong and