Gandhi's non-violent resistance

Gandhi's non-violent resistance, or Satyagraha, is a method of protesting injustice without violence, emphasizing truth, compassion, and moral courage. It seeks to challenge oppressive systems through peaceful actions like protests, civil disobedience, and refusing to cooperate, aimed at moral persuasion rather than retaliation. This approach demonstrates strength through patience and integrity, inspiring change by appealing to the oppressor's conscience. Gandhi believed that non-violence was the most powerful weapon to achieve justice and equality, fostering social transformation while upholding human dignity.