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In 1869, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born in Porbandar, Hindu modha family.

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi or Mahatma Gandhi, the October, 1869 January 30, 1948, one of the leading Indian politicians, and influential spiritual leader of the Indian independence movement. He was the founder of Satyagraha movement. It was declared a public rebellion against the dictatorship. The movement was founded on a philosophy of non-violence, and it was one of the driving forces of the Indian independence movement, and the right to freedom of movement of people around the world for inspiration. Mahatma Gandhi in India and across the world and the great spirit of the man known as the father of. India officially announced him as the father of the Indian nation. The Gandhi Jayanti, a October, his birthday is celebrated as a national holiday. 007 of June 15, the United Nations General Assembly declared October as the International Day of Non-Violence. All member countries of the United Nations to observe the day by consent. A British-educated lawyer, Gandhi first employed peaceful civil disobedience in his non-violent in the movement for civil rights in South Africa in the Indian community. After coming back to India with some of the poor farmers and laborers to protest against oppressive taxation and widespread discrimination formed. Gandhi led the Indian National Congress came to the alleviation of poverty, women's liberation, the establishment of brotherhood between different ethnic, racial discrimination, including the nation's economic prosperity began to preach. But it was all in a bid to free India from foreign domination is Swaraj. Gandhi in 1930 to protest against the salt tax in India, 400 kilometers 48 miles long led the Dandi Salt March, which is directly against the British rulers in 1942 was launched by the Quit India Movement. He several times for different reasons at different times was imprisoned in South Africa and India. The doctrine of non-violence Mahatma Gandhi and the truth had been steadfast in all circumstances. He lived and founded a monastery, which was self-contained. His own clothes-the traditional Indian dhoti and shawl, which he planted mess. He ate simple vegetarian food. Phalamulai drank more than the end of life. Self-purification and protest had been fasting for a long time.