Question

Which of the following terms is used to describe Gandhiji's philosophy of ‘Non-violence'?

• A. Swaraj
• B. Sarvodaya
• C. Boycott
• D. Satyagraha

Hint:

Remember the different concepts used by Gandhiji, and what they specifically meant in the context of Indian politics.

Answer 1

The Correct Option is D

Satyagraha: Developed by Mahatma Gandhi, Satyagraha is a philosophy of non-violent resistance founded on truth, love, and self-suffering, serving as the guiding principle for his political and social movements.
Swaraj: Swaraj, translating to "self-rule" or "independence," was a significant political goal but is not synonymous with the philosophy of non-violence. 
Sarvodaya: Sarvodaya, meaning "welfare of all," describes an ideal society but is not directly linked to non-violence. 
Boycott: A protest method involving refusal to engage with an entity or product, boycott was employed by Gandhi but is not a philosophy of non-violence.