10. a) Conflict and its resolution b) State, obligation and civil disobedience
(i) Conflict and Its Resolution Introduction Conflict is a disagreement or clash between individuals, groups, or nations due to differences […]
GANDHI’S POLITICAL THOUGHT
(i) Conflict and Its Resolution Introduction Conflict is a disagreement or clash between individuals, groups, or nations due to differences […]
(i) Social Transformation and Redistribution of Power in Socialism Introduction Socialism is a political and economic ideology that emphasizes collective
(i) Colonialism and Imperialism Introduction Colonialism and Imperialism are two interrelated political and economic systems where powerful nations dominate weaker
(i) Main Elements of Gandhian Pacifism Introduction Gandhian pacifism is a philosophy of nonviolence, truth, and peaceful resistance. It rejects
(i) Gandhi’s Concept of Individual Autonomy Introduction Mahatma Gandhi’s concept of individual autonomy is deeply rooted in his ideas of
1. Introduction Fascism and racialism are closely interconnected political ideologies that have historically shaped authoritarian regimes and justified oppression. While
Introduction Mahatma Gandhi was a strong critic of centralized power and authority, believing that it led to corruption, inefficiency, and
Introduction Mahatma Gandhi believed that economic equality was essential for achieving true independence and a just society. He argued that
Introduction Mahatma Gandhi strongly believed in the ethical relationship between ends (goals) and means (methods used to achieve goals). He
Introduction Mahatma Gandhi was one of the most vocal critics of modern industrialization, which he saw as exploitative, dehumanizing, and