Nothing special was done by him...but I don't know why is he seen as the greatest leader. even though there were thousands of other leaders who gave their every thing for freedom from there families to their lives..yes his figth can also not be judged smaller..he also did things which should be honored..but not that much as they r honored at present..he and jawaharlal are seen as that they only got us freedom..others were only fools especially in the time of gandhi government .. and also gandhi and this gandhi government r responsible for the assassination of many honourable ppl..whether it be Bhagat Singh and his 2 frnds or Lal Bahadur Shastri Ji or Bhim Rao Ambedkar ...this all for only politics..as only in our NCERT books there is only mention of this Mahatma Gandhi others r observed as nothing ..same in our schools...Gandhi Jayanti is celebrated witha lot of joy happiness ..and a brain eating lecture on non violence..but I don't know why these schools don't teach us "laton ke bhoot baton baton se nahi mante"..as britishers .. ..the same is mentioned in Geeta..but these schools r so foolish that they don't even teach simple things of our lives from our Grt scriptures..our grt religious books...non violence cn be good way and also the first way to do some gd work..but the other way is only and only violence..soldiers which r to be honored we forget them after some time..but not this gandhi and jawaharlal nehru..this is not our mistake but yes of our democracy..as we r taught the same from our childhood ...a film was made I don't know the year but a movie and a book was published on Why I killed Gandhi by a grt leader Nathuram Godse who was hanged ..this also happened in gandhi government....but those were banned ...and this was also banned by the foooooools of Gandhi Governmet.as they can't listen anything about the foool gandhi..and also only few ppl know that this fool gandhi touched our religious bhajans ..the bhajan we read today "Raghu Pati Raghav Raja Ram " wasn't same before ...I don't know how dare this foolish man thougth only do to so....for me Gandhi isn't Bapu ..he's one of the most fool person every born in India...if I would at place of nathuram godse then I would hit gandhi with all bullets that I had in my gun..not only 3 bullets..as that r very less for a person like him....hatts off to Nathuram Godse...one of my most favourite leader and freedom figther of that time....and also as I told 2nd Oct is observed as a very grt day ..but not the day which come 3 days earlier that is 28 Spetember...we don't even know what happened on this day...what happened on 23rd March..and other grt days..till the movie The Tashkient Files was made we didn't k ew only that Lal Bahadur Shastri Ji took birth on the very same day..we do remember the one who died at the age of 78 yrs
...but not the who died for India at the age of 12.....worst democracy/politics ##india...

• Played a significant role in India's struggle for independence from British rule through non-violent civil disobedience movements such as the Salt Satyagraha and Quit India Movement.


• Emphasized on the importance of truth, non-violence, and self-reliance in achieving social and political change.


• Championed the cause of the Dalits and Harijans (untouchables) and fought against the caste system.


• Advocated for the promotion of khadi (handspun and handwoven cloth) and encouraged people to boycott foreign goods to promote self-reliance and support the local economy.


• Was a strong advocate for women's rights and worked towards their empowerment through education and political participation.

• Played a crucial role in India's Green Revolution which led to a significant increase in agricultural productivity and helped India become self-sufficient in food production.


• Introduced several measures to alleviate poverty and improve the standard of living of the poor, such as the National Rural Employment Guarantee Scheme and the White Revolution (increased milk production).


• Advocated for the importance of self-reliance and encouraged people to reduce their dependence on foreign aid.


• Worked towards the promotion of national unity and integration, especially during the time of the 1965 Indo-Pak war.

• The importance of truth, non-violence, and self-reliance in achieving social and political change.


• The need to fight against social evils like the caste system and work towards the empowerment of marginalized communities.


• The significance of promoting and supporting local industries and reducing dependence on foreign goods and aid.


• The importance of agriculture and the need to increase productivity and ensure food security.


• The need for unity and integration in times of national crises and conflicts.

In conclusion, Mahatma Gandhi and Lal Bahadur Shastri were two great leaders who made significant contributions to the development and progress of India. Their teachings and principles continue to inspire and guide us towards building a better future for our country.