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MGP-002 Assignment Answers – Philosophy of Gandhi (2024–25)

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IGNOU MGP-002 Assignment Master Post (2024–25) This post contains direct links to all the detailed answers for the assignment questions from the course Philosophy of Gandhi (MGP-002), Assignment Code: MGP-002/ASST/TMA/2024-25. Each answer is written in simple, easy-to-understand language and exceeds 600 words, covering all key concepts expected for TMA submissions. Section I Explain how Gandhi […]

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Satyagraha as a political tool against European colonialism

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Introduction Satyagraha, a term coined by Mahatma Gandhi, means “truth-force” or “soul-force.” It is a method of non-violent resistance used to oppose injustice. Gandhi used Satyagraha not only in India but also in South Africa, where he first developed it. Over time, it became a powerful political tool against European colonialism, challenging the foundations of

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Basic components of Gandhian Sarvodaya

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Introduction Sarvodaya means “welfare of all,” and it was one of Mahatma Gandhi’s core visions for an ideal society. The term was inspired by John Ruskin’s book “Unto This Last,” which deeply influenced Gandhi. Sarvodaya reflects a holistic approach to human development—combining economic, social, moral, and spiritual progress. In this post, we’ll explore the basic

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Gandhi and Anekantavada

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Introduction Anekantavada is a Jain philosophical concept that means “the doctrine of many-sidedness.” It teaches that truth and reality are complex and cannot be fully known from a single perspective. Mahatma Gandhi, though not a Jain by religion, deeply admired this principle and incorporated it into his philosophy of truth, non-violence, and tolerance. In this

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Gandhi views on ‘untouchability’

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Introduction Mahatma Gandhi strongly opposed untouchability, a social evil that discriminated against people based on caste, especially those considered to be at the bottom of the hierarchy—commonly called “untouchables.” Gandhi’s views on untouchability were rooted in his firm belief in human equality, truth, and non-violence. He made it a lifelong mission to remove untouchability from

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True Swaraj is both political and economic independence

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Introduction The concept of Swaraj (self-rule) was central to Mahatma Gandhi’s vision for India. However, for Gandhi, Swaraj was not limited to political independence from British colonial rule. He believed that true Swaraj meant both political and economic independence — where individuals, communities, and the nation as a whole are self-reliant, free, and morally empowered.

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