Question Q.2GS1GS1
Analyse the significance of the Civil Disobedience Movement in India's freedom struggle, considering its extent, reach, and revolutionary zeal.
Introduction
Civil Disobedience began with violation of salt law by Gandhiji at Dandi coast
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Main Body
Civil Disobedience began with violation of salt law by Gandhiji at Dandi coast
Significance of CDM, 1931
(1) spread through the length & breadth of country
(2) Dandi- Mahatma Gandhi Sarojini Naidu
(3) Dharampal - Sarojini Naidu by Mani Ram
(4) Veromyen - C. Rajagopalar
(5) Calicut - K. Kelappan
Reach:
1Students boycotted schools & college
⊙ Lonningham circulate in Assam prohibition allowed student participation
2Civil servants asked to office peaceful protest
3Nationals leaders allied with Trade Unions & farmers
AIUC, AU-MOVA Klein salons
Revolutionary Zeal:
1Failure of non-cooperation taken?
forwardnot just to ally with objective government
2People caused arrests & violence
leg: Churi quarterjustice required people
3Students of Revolutionaries
⊙ kamila school girls
surya sen and ILA
True, the Civil Disobedience movement revealed the true revolutionary potential of Gandhian struggle.
147 words9 paragraphs
- Clear identification of starting point (Salt March at Dandi)
- Systematic categorization of extent, reach, and revolutionary zeal
- Multiple examples of participation across sectors
- References to key personalities
Topper
SHREYA TYAGI
AIR 312024
Subject & Paper
GS1GS1
Topic
The Freedom Struggle
Civil Disobedience Movement
Significance and Impact of CDM
Writing Stats
160
Total words
9
Paragraphs
Analytical
Tone