ROME – When Mahatma Ghandi launched his famous “Salt March” in March 1930, protesting British policies banning Indians from producing their own salt, thereby compelling them to buy heavily ...

Though nominated five times, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi never won the Nobel Peace Prize. On the shortlist in 1948, Gandhi was ...

In Durban, a group of people came together under the banner of the Gandhi Development Trust to re-enact this famous march and dubbed it the Gandhi Luthuli Salt March. It symbolically joined the ...

Rahul Gandhi says India’s right-wing government is dividing the country along religious lines. Followers hope his cross-country march can save democracy.

Gandhi’s incarceration at Yerwa da Jail in Pune ended nearly a year later, followed by the Gandhi-Irwin pact on March 5, 1931 which announced the cessation of the salt tax and allowed Indians to ...

Gandhi during the 1930 Salt March. Source: Scanned by Yann (talk) / Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain The principle of ahimsa (non-injury or non-violence) runs through all Indian religions ...

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Gandhi marched 241 miles to Dandi, Gujarat to make salt himself. Thousands of Indians, along with Manilal Kothari (L), joined Gandhi on his march to the sea as Britain imprisoned over 60,000 people.

In 1930, Mahatma Gandhi led the iconic Salt march, a walk of 385 kilometers, to trigger the hugely popular civil disobedience movement.

- The "Salt March" is the most significant event in the life of Gandhi Ji. And so he chose this particular issue to mobilize the people that, "Let's protest against this and we will march and go ...

The Salt March In 1930, Gandhi led a major protest, know as the Salt March. The British had been taxing salt in India for decades but this hurt the poorest people most.