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Explore the foundational philosophies of Gandhism, centering on the principle of Satyagraha and its profound impact, famously demonstrated in the Quit India Movement. This encompasses the ideals of Swaraj and Non-Possession, influencing concepts like Gandhian Economics and the innovative educational model of Nai Talim. Discover how these principles, from historical resistance like the Salt Satyagraha to modern interpretations like Gandhigiri, continue to shape dialogues on peace, self-rule, and ethical living.

Explore the profound and often conflicting legacies of Marxism, Gandhism, and Stalinism, three influential ideologies that have dramatically shaped global political and social landscapes. While Marxism posited a classless society through revolutionary means, Gandhism advocated for non-violent resistance and self-rule. In stark contrast, Stalinism manifested as a brutal authoritarian regime emphasizing state control and rapid industrialization. This comparative analysis delves into their philosophical underpinnings, practical applications, and lasting impacts on human history, society, and governance, offering insights into their divergent paths and enduring relevance.