Essays on Mahatma Gandhi

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi is known to the world as Mahatma Gandhi and Father of the Nation through the outstanding contribution to the humanity. Like all great men in the annuls of history, he was a man of paradoxes, contradictions, prejudices, peculiarities but against these human frailties, he was standing as a colossus in the political...

‘Nationalism’ has once again become a rising movement in the world politics with politicians that are considered to be ‘nationalists’ assuming power in many countries; Donald Trump in the United States of America, Narendra Modi in India, Boris Johnson in the Great Britain could be named as examples. Nationalism is an ideology that emphasizes loyalty...

Mahatma Gandhi was a great politician, leader, statesman, scholar and freedom fighter. He was a public figure. He led the freedom movement. It was under his leadership that India got independence from rule after years of struggle. He launched many freedom movements to liberate the country from the rule of foreigners. He was the apostle...

Nelson Mandela. Mahatma Gandhi. Martin Luther King, Jr.. Mother Teresa. What do these historical figures have in common? They kept a good attitude, that’s what! They lived during difficult times, but they kept a good attitude and succeeded. I believe that a good attitude during difficult times will help you succeed for several reasons. Mother...

The essay Gandhi and Ambedkar irreconcilable differences by the author Akash Singh is a very apt and curious look into the politico history of India. In this essay, he attempts to draw the attention of the reader to the irreconcilable differences between Ambedkar and Gandhi. The essay is complete with anecdotes, historical event descriptions and...

Mahatma Gandhi and Julius Caesar were the two chiefs from various countries and timespans.  From the play, ‘Julius Caesar’, composed by William Shakespeare, and a motion picture named, ‘Mahatma Gandhi’, directed by Richard Attenborough it comprises obvious that these two individuals were comparative somehow or another and different ways altogether different attributes. Both were enormous...

Women for Mahatma Gandhi were embodiments of virtues like faith, sacrifice, humility, tolerance and knowledge. ‘Women are the incarnation of Ahimsa. Ahimsa means infinite love, which again means infinite capacity for suffering. He admired women’s qualities of self-suffering and spirituality, as can be seen by his words that to me the female sex is not...

Mahatma Gandhi, a man who is revered by many around the world for his advocation of peace. In Indian culture, he is a powerful symbol for their nation and has been named the Father of India. He received the title due to being one of the key figures responsible for India’s independence from Empire. Gandhi...

Mahatma Gandhi lived and died for India. He has been rightly called the Father of the Nation, because under his leadership India achieved freedom. His name is respected all over the world. We should never let his memory die. But reverence and respect for Mahatma Gandhi ought not to mean acceptance of all his views....

 Mahatma Gandhi was a lawyer from India, who made a big effect on Indian. Gandhi was born in northwest of India, the state of Porbandar in 2nd October 1869. Porbandar is well known as a western seaport of India and used on trading for a long time. Gandhi’s house was a rich family and his...