2nd October Mahatmagandhi Jayanti

this app is about life of gandhi ji

this app is about life of gandhi ji

In This Application All Story and Works are Included of Mahatma Gandhi's Life.

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Application contains how Gandhiji Knowing as Mahatma Gandhi.

1. Birth And Teaching of Mahatma Gandhi

2. Teaching in England

3. Satyagrah In South africa

4. Starting Satyagrah In India

5. Dandi Yatra

6. Second Golmeji Meeting

7. Freedom India

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was the preeminent leader of Indian nationalism in British-ruled India. Employing nonviolent civil disobedience, Gandhi led India to independence and inspired movements for civil rights and freedom across the world.This is the perfect app for all the supporters and fans of Mahatma Gandhi. Our application has a full database of all quotes from Mahatma Gandhi, that takes you through his entire journey of life and giving you a complete picture of his views on life, politics, democracy etc.

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• Quote of the day

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Autobiography of Mahatma Gandhi

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Four or five years ago, at the instance of some of my nearest co-workers, I agreed to write my autobiography. I made the start, but scarcely had I turned over the first sheet when riots broke out in Bombay and the work remained at a standstill. Then followed a series of events which culminated in my imprisonment at Yeravda. Sjt. Jeramdas, who was one of my fellow-prisoners there, asked me to put everything else on one side and finish writing the autobiography. I replied that I had already framed a programme of study for myself, and that I could not think of doing anything else until this course was complete. I should indeed have finished the autobiography had I gone through my full term of imprisonment at Yeravda, for there was still a year left to complete the task, when I was discharged. Swami Anand has now repeated the proposal, and as I have finished the history of Satyagraha in South Africa, I am tempted to undertake the autobiography for Navajivan. The Swami wanted me to write it separately for publication as a book. But I have no spare time. I could only write a chapter week by week. Something has to be written for Navajivan every week. Why should it not be the autobiography? The Swami agreed to the proposal, and here am I hard at work.