Essay On Mahatma Gandhi

Mahatma Gandhi is still remembered in our world today due to his beliefs and virtues. His main value’s were non-violence, truth, love and brotherhood. Due to his values India was freed by the British control. This is also the reason why Indian’s call him the father of their nation. Gandhi’s full name was Mohandas Karamchand Gandi. Born on 2 October 1869 in a small town named Porebandar in the province of Gujarat. His father was an officer in charge of Gujarat. He too was involved in the Independence movement. His mom was also seen as an inflectional person in the community. It is said that freedom and leadership ran in their blood. Born into a privileged caste, Gandhi was lucky enough to receive a good education, however he proved to be a mediocre

As Chanakya, an Indian scholar once said “A man is great by deeds not but birth”. This quote is quite true to Gandhi as even after being born in a aristocrat family he wore dhoti and spun his Irish spinning wheel to make cloth. He did this because he had started a movement in which the Indian’s stopped buying cloth from the British called ‘Stop British Cloth’. Gandhi was famous around the world due to the impact of his deeds like spinning the Irish wheel. There are many deeds he did which helped him achieve his standard but the three most important one’s are: the 21 day fasts he did to protest against the between the Muslims and the Hindu’s; becoming a successful lawyer with a law office in South Africa back when no one respected India; taking three bullets right in the chest to free India from the British control. Many think that taking the bullet in the chest for his country by Nathuram Godse was his most important achievement as it helped free his country on 15th August 1947 as his death sparked the Indian’s to take back their country and end the ‘British Raj’ (what the indian’s called the British