[After the First World War, India suffered from poverty, unemployment, British oppression, fear, and hopelessness. At this difficult time, Mahatma Gandhi entered Indian politics like a breath of fresh air, a beam of light, and a strong wind. Gandhi spoke for the common people, especially peasants and workers, and opposed their exploitation. His main teachings were fearlessness, truth, action, and the welfare of the people. Abhaya means freedom f…










