Rowlatt Act And Gandhi
The enactment of the Rowlatt Act and Mahatma Gandhi's sentencing on March 18 in the years 1919 and 1922, respectively, stand as pivotal moments in India's struggle for independence. These…
Ideological Divides and Gandhi’s Leadership
Delving into Mahatma Gandhi's complex legacy, we explore the ideological divides that his leadership fostered, notably through his responses to critical events such as the Jallianwala Bagh Massacre and Bhagat…
Royal Indian Navy Uprising 1946
Excerpts: "The Royal Indian Navy Uprising, an overlooked cornerstone in India's independence narrative, epitomizes the national outcry for sovereignty." "Amidst Satyagraha's moral pursuits, the uprising's fervor illuminated the urgency for…
Gandhi Revisited: A Critical Legacy
Gandhi Revisited: A Critical Legacy Mahatma Gandhi, a pivotal figure in the Indian independence movement, is revered for his doctrine of non-violence and Satyagraha. However, his leadership was not without…
Nonviolent Policy and Making of Gandhi in South Africa
Mahatma Gandhi's formulation of Satyagraha revolutionized the concept of nonviolent resistance. Rooted in truth and patience, this philosophy emerged from Gandhi's response to racial discrimination in South Africa, evolving into…
Gandhi in Africa: Boer War in South Africa and Role of Gandhi
In the crucible of the Boer War, "Gandhi in Africa" not only participated in a colonial conflict but also laid the groundwork for his future leadership in nonviolent resistance. Critics…
First Round Table Conference: Analysis
The Indian independence movement was marked by several pivotal events led by Mahatma Gandhi, each distinct in its approach and impact on the British colonial rule. The Non-Cooperation Movement (1920-1922)…