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(i) People’s Participation in Peace Process Introduction People’s participation in the peace process refers to the active involvement of individuals, […]

Introduction Education plays a fundamental role in shaping societies, promoting peace, and preventing conflicts. A well-educated society is more likely

Introduction Thomas Weber, a scholar on Gandhian philosophy, described Satyagraha as a “viable, autonomy-producing method of conflict resolution”. This means

Introduction Mahatma Gandhi’s concept of Ahimsa (nonviolence) is often compared to pacifism, but the two have significant differences. While pacifism

Introduction Mahatma Gandhi’s journey to Noakhali (now in Bangladesh) in 1946 was one of his most significant and emotionally challenging

Introduction Mahatma Gandhi’s approach to conflict resolution was rooted in nonviolence (Ahimsa), truth (Satya), and moral persuasion. Unlike traditional conflict

(i) Ideology of the Farmers’ Movements Introduction Farmers’ movements are organized struggles by agricultural communities to demand better economic policies,

(i) Gandhi’s Views on Liquor Taxation Introduction Mahatma Gandhi was a strong opponent of alcohol consumption, considering it a social

Introduction The Civil Rights Movement in the United States (1950s–1960s) was a historic struggle for racial equality, justice, and desegregation

(i) Gandhi as a Champion of Environmental Causes Introduction Mahatma Gandhi is widely recognized as a pioneer of environmental consciousness,