Nima behnoud biography of mahatma gandhi

Born Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, Gandhi was best known for his non-violent approach and civil disobedience tactics during his hay days of political activism. Starting his professional life as a civil rights lawyer in Apartheid South Africa , Gandhi would go on to fight very hard to win independence for India from Great Britain.

This biography provides detailed information about the 12 most important accomplishments of Mahatma Gandhi. After his law studies in London and a call to the bar in , Mahatma Gandhi took up a job as a lawyer for an Indian trader and businessman in Johannesburg, South Africa. He moved to Africa because he was unable to establish a thriving law practice in his home country, India.

Simply put, South Africa offered him the best opportunity to practice law. His over two-decade stay in South Africa was instrumental in shaping the person that he became. It was in South Africa that Gandhi truly came out of his shell, refining his political and social views about his environment.

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While in South Africa, Gandhi received the harshest form of discrimination due to the color of his skin. On several occasions, he refused backing down and conforming to the discriminatory laws of the country. For his individual nonviolent protests on buses and trains, he was beaten a number of times. In one instance, a judge in Durban even ordered him to take off his turban.

Shortly after his employment contract expired in Johannesburg, he chose to remain in South Africa.

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In spite of his hard-fought efforts, the bill was passed in While in South Africa, Gandhi also worked to unite Indians from all spheres of work. His civil rights activism garnered him a lot of attention. His efforts also helped shed light on the deplorable condition handed out to Indians living in South Africa.