Why people say" we should walk on the path of mahatma gandhi."?????

Question

please give me the result for the better devlopment of "INDIA"

Answer 1

Here in America one might have heard that statement made by Demonstration Organizers back in the 60's.

And the meaning was obvious.

Don't know what it might mean in India.

Answer 2

To raise against ruling government and provocate people against the government. This was what Gandhi practiced.

If that is a Gandhian principle, that invites death sentence in many countries.

Answer 3

I take that back, anyone for peace can't be a bad.

Answer 4

because thats the ultimate path.

when u start following a path based on religion, sect or any other grounds, there are always differences and clashes secondary to that.

The path followed my gandhi is towards peace, non-violence and sacrifice. Although tough to follow initially, it gives u the ultimate joy of life.

Answer 5

People say only "should walk".  It means so far not walked and necessarily or may not walk in practical at any time.

Answer 6

mahatama is an epitome of honety and truthfulness.without sheding a single drop of blood he made us free from the 200 years of slavery of britishers.in his autobiography his experiments with truth one can clearly visualise what a saintly person. he had a  powerful tolerance level. that is why he still resides in the heart of million people

Answer 7

If you hope for peace you will follow his lead.

Answer 8

They say that because Mahatma did not go for the need less blood spilling of people.  Which seems to be the path most nations have taken in the past and now the USA  and BRITAIN are pursuing, although new British prime minster is distancing himself slowly but surely from this USA led folly.

Answer 9

Go & see Sanjay Dutta film. u will get your reply.By only sayings is not sufficient. we have to honestly choose his path then results slowly we get.

      For better devolopment of India hard& honest work is required.It has now nothing to do with Gandhiji.His work is over.