Social Work Initiatives of Mahatma Gandhi
- Established ashrams that served as centers for social reform.
- Launched campaigns for cleanliness and sanitation.
Constructive Programmes of Mahatma Gandhi
Explore Constructive Programmes of Mahatma Gandhi and Gandhi’s initiatives during freedom struggle, including the Non-Cooperation Movement and Civil Disobedience Movement, to understand his significant contributions to India’s independence movement.
Mahatma Gandhi took a very important role in the Civil disobedience and the Non-cooperation movement to obtain freedom from British rule. These movements were one of the biggest mass movements for Independence. The combining factor to both Civil disobedience and Non-Cooperation was the idea of Swaraj i.e. self-rule. To make these movements prevalent and effective, Gandhi asked people to become self-reliant to fight for their freedom. These programs were the skeleton structure for these movements; helped in uniting the people of India and bring momentum to the Indian freedom struggle. It restored dignity among Indians and evoked them with patriotism.
Table of Content
- Constructive Programmes of Mahatma Gandhi
- Non-Cooperation Movement
- Civil Disobedience Movement
- Gandhi’s Initiatives During Freedom Struggle
- Social and Economic Improvement Initiatives by Gandhi
- Self-Sufficiency Programs by Mahatma Gandhi
- Nation-Building Efforts by Gandhi
- Communal Unity by Mahatma Gandhi
- Gandhi’s Role in Indian Independence
- Social Work Initiatives of Mahatma Gandhi
- Mahatma Gandhi and Backward Classes
- Women Empowerment by Mahatma Gandhi
- Gandhi’s Efforts for Minorities and Freedom Fighters