Mohan Se Mahatma is a presentation by children about the life of Mahatma Gandhi. It summarizes that Gandhi was born on October 2, 1869 in India. His father was a politician and his mother had a strong spiritual influence on him. As a young man, Gandhi studied law in London and South Africa, where he began practicing law and experienced racism, motivating him to fight for equality and civil rights through nonviolent resistance. He formed groups like the Natal Indian Congress and led movements like Champaran Satyagraha to advocate for Indian migrants and farmers through peaceful protests and civil disobedience.

1. Mohan Se Mahatma
A Project on Mahatma Gandhi
by the children
A presentation by MITALI
www.mitali.org.uk
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2. There is no 'way
to peace’, there
is only 'peace’.
Mahatma Gandhi
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4. 2 October 1869
Mohondas Karamchand
Gandhi was born.
Who is known to the
world as Mahatma
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5. Gandhi Ji’s father Karamchand
Mohan’s father was
a politician
He was the Prime
Minister of a
princely
state of India
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6. Gandhi Ji’s mother Putlibai
Putlibai was very
spiritual
She had a strong
spiritual influence
on Gandhi
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7. Gandhi Ji’s wife Kasturba
Mohan was married
to Kasturba
Both were 13 when
they were married
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8. Mohan was like any other child
Mohan when was a
child
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9. Teenager Mohan
Mohan stole
his brother’s
gold bracelet
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10. Mohan as a law student
Gandhi trained to be
a barrister at the
Inner Temple
in London
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11. Mohandas Gandhi as a barrister
After a brief period
back in India
Gandhi went to South
Africa
to practice law
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12. Attorney Gandhi
Gandhi Ji started
working
as an Attorney
in South Africa
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13. Gandhi Ji thrown out of the train
There is a plaque
where Gandhi Ji
was thrown out of
the train
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14. Satyagraha
‘Satyagraha’, means
‘struggle for truth’
Mahatma sacrificed
his own well-being
to change the
hearts of his
opponents
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15. Indian Natal Congress
Gandhi Ji formed
Natal Indian Congress
to protect the rights of
Indian migrants
Gandhi Ji with other
congress members
3rd
from top left
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16. Champaran Satyagraha
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17. Letter to Tolstoy
Nonviolence
resistance
means
‘the
teaching of love’
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18. Research by Neil Mukerji
Content Writing by Neil Mukerji & Shree Nathdwarawala
Slide Preparation by Shree Nathdwarawala & Neil Mukerji
Speakers:
Shree Nathdwarawala
Raghu Singh
Simra Ahmed
Arran Mukherjee
Zarra Jakir
Neil Mukerji
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19. Thanks to India Centre for giving a chance
to the children to present the project
Thanks to the parents for supporting their
children to take part in the project
Thanks to the children for their hard
work, dedication and efforts
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