Gandhism Is Always a Powerful Tool of Social Change

Introduction "I am planning to live in a grave and I am going to tell it more importantly." The essence of Gandhi's mention is the core concept of Vizai's play "Gandhi Returns". The play appropriately attacked the corruption of today's political system. The show won the 2002 Nadi Award for the best drama department from Andhra Pradesh Government. As Lange raho Munnabhai and Telugu Sankardada MBBS were created when Gandhi re-arrived at the Earth, the play was well written before Hindi's most popular hit movies.

The term "Gandhism" includes what Gandhi's ideas, words and actions mean to people all over the world, and how they use them to build the future . Gandism is also penetrating into individual, non-political and non-social fields. Gandian may refer to a follower, or a specific philosophy of Gandism. "There is no such thing as" Gandhism ". I do not want to leave any denomination after myself. I do not claim to have new principles and doctrines. Daily life and problems ... The views I formed and the conclusions I made are not final. I may change them tomorrow. There is nothing new to teach the world. It's as old as ever. "

In a simple and clear language, Gandism is the idea that Mahatma Gandhi proposed before the human world. At the same time, Mahatma Gandhi will treat his private life as much as possible based on these ideas. Clearly, Gandhism is a mixture of Gandhi's concept and practice. I do not only consider his theory as Gandhi theory. The fundamental groundboat of Gandism happens to be nonviolent by chance. Nonviolence is the oldest eternal value. This nonviolence is the foundation of ancient Indian civilization and culture. Mahatma Gandhi talked about this issue and described several concepts and practices based on nonviolence. "There is nothing new to me, truth and non-violence are a lot older." Violence and truth are both sides of the same coin. After learning about Gandism, as it builds the foundation for Gandism, we must clearly understand the concept of nonviolence.