Gandhi was a visionary We must understand that altruistic(unselfish) behavior is

the way to go.

Mahatma Gandhi was the center piece of Indian Independence and this fact is known to
entire world. But little does we realise is the fact that he was a great visionary of the
modern era. He perhaps did not say in so many words what would be the fate of the
materialistic world if we did not pursue a simple life as propounded by him. Look at the
world today: the material comforts have increased manifold and alongside, we also get to
see the problems directly connected with this. Mankind seems to have forgotten the good
old values and the desire to possess wealth appears to have drastically changed the value
system.

Mahatma Gandhi was a very empowering and Visionary leader.

he empowered all Indians on a salt march to corrupt the British economic system.
he also inspired all Indians to understand and learn resistance through non-violent
civil disobedience.
He gave Indians a new spirit, a sense of self-respect and a feeling of pride in their civilization,
He made it his policy to practice what he preached,
He lived it to prove to everyone that true liberty is in renunciation. A simple life is key to
prosperity of the nation. This was the message which was loud and clear but unfortunately,
we in todays world, think other way around thinking that prosperity of the individuals is
the key to the success. The materialistic world today has silently ushered in problems, there
is disparity in income, restlessness, avarice and greed.
Gandhi had already been recognized through his work and movements in South Africa.

Mahatma Gandhi was a Transformational leader.

empowered his followers towards success, he gave them hope where there may be none
Today, mankind seems to think that the problem they face can be solved by increasing the
quantum of resources but does not seem to realise that the greed sets off further demand
when this is done!

ut remain in South Africa and fight for justice. And there he remained, fighting for the equality of
Indians in South Africa, until 1915. That was when he was called back to India by Gopala Krishna
Gokhale.