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1. Legacy of Peace: The
Life and Teachings
of Gandhi Ji

2. Introduction to Gandhi Ji
Mahatma Gandhi, known as Bapu, was a pivotal figure in India's struggle for independence.
His life exemplifies the principles of non-violence and truth. This presentation explores
his teachings and the enduring impact of his legacy on peace and social justice worldwide.

3. Early Life and Influences
Born in 1869, Gandhi's early experiences in
India and later in England shaped his
thoughts on justice and equality. Influenced
by Hindu philosophy and Christian teachings,
he developed a unique approach to activism
that emphasized compassion and
understanding.

4. Philosophy of Non-Violence
Gandhi's philosophy of Ahimsa or non-violence was central to his teachings. He believed
that peaceful resistance could bring about social change without resorting to violence.
This principle inspired countless movements for civil rights and freedom across the globe.

5. Key Movements and Achievements
Gandhi led several significant movements,
including the Salt March and the Quit India
Movement. These campaigns united millions in the
pursuit of freedom from British rule,
demonstrating the power of collective action and
the effectiveness of non-violent resistance .

6. Global Impact and Legacy
Gandhi's teachings have transcended borders, influe ncing leaders like
Martin Luther King Jr. and Nelson Mandela. His commitment to peace,
justice, and human rights continues to inspire movements for social change
and equality around the world.

7. Conclusion: Gandhi's Enduring
Legacy
Mahatma Gandhi's life and teachings serve as a powe rful reminder of the impact of
non-violence and compassion. His legacy urges us to seek peace and understanding in
a world often marked by conflict. Embracing his principles can lead to a more
harmonious society.

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