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Gandhi: An Epoch of Freedom Movement Through Philosophy

Author(s) Dr. Shyamaraja. T
Country India
Abstract Mahatma Gandhi is widely regarded as one of the most influential leaders of India’s freedom struggle and is revered as the Father of the Nation. He introduced innovative modes of political resistance, most notably satyagraha and non-violence, which transformed the nature of anti-colonial movements not only in India but also across the world. Gandhi’s approach redefined political action by integrating ethical principles with mass mobilization, thereby enabling ordinary citizens to participate actively in the freedom movement. As a result, Indian history is often conceptualized as divided into the periods before and after Gandhi, reflecting the profound impact of his leadership on the national consciousness. Gandhi was admired by millions of Indians who regarded him as the Mahatma or “Great Soul,” a title reflecting his moral authority rather than political power. His struggle against British rule was rooted in deeply held ideological commitments, and he consistently emphasized self-discipline, moral responsibility, and personal sacrifice as essential elements of social transformation. From a sociological perspective, Gandhian philosophy offers valuable insights into the dynamics of power, social change, collective action, and ethical leadership. Therefore, the present paper
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Published On 2025-05-18
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