Gandhi and the Foundations of a Bloodless Revolution

The entire world lean against him, wearing white traditional costumes, I know as a thin and wrinkled old Indian, Mahatma Gandhi. Wireframe glasses outlines a wide and old face related to Indian peace, wisdom, and independence. Gandhi is known for his view on vegetarianism, birth control and caste regime thanks to vigorous efforts to reform India's cultural and political systems. Most people know India as a peace-loving liberator, but this makes Gandhi a powerful force in the fate of such a great country.

Affection for the people of Gandhi and its religious enthusiasm made him a revolutionary in many of his thoughts and actions. He wants India to get rid of the British rule with a bloodless revolution similar to Britain 's "Glory Revolution" of the 17th century. Knowing that violence only causes violence, he came to passively resist, or called "Satyagraha" which means "to hold the truth". In March of the famous salt of 1930, Gandhi and thousands of other people marched to the coast and salt to the beach to protest the British government's ban on the Indians making their own salt was. Many people were beaten, arrested and killed, but no one had fought back. Throughout his life he led the three major crusaders, supported a non-violent strike, boycotted the British to the Indians and urged the support of women's rights.

It is rare that promises of the revolution agree with the reality. The British glorious revolution, also known as the bloodless revolution, established a parliament and led to the formation of the Bill of Rights. (It actually does not bleed at all) But even Bonaparte, Stalin, Mao Zedong and even Hitler held power through the Great Revolution or a small revolution. And this storm has never stopped suddenly, it has valleys and poles, its acceleration and deceleration. As Vladimir Lenin said, "Undecided decision of the struggle that had not happened for decades, and has happened for decades for decades" is to clean up the glorious revolution and wash It hardly prevented it. Desire for a problem Even a social uprising seems to bring long-term hope such as the velvet revolution and Spring of Prague. But how long is it?