Trace the events that led to the Civil Disobedience Movement. What were its outcomes?

The Civil Disobedience Movement led by Mahatma Gandhi, beginning in 1930 from Dandi march was a key to defying British authority.

Events leading to Civil Disobedience Movement:

These factors and events culminated into Civil Disobedience Movement with Gandhi's move from his Ashram Satyagraha to leading cause of Dandi village and making salt of seawater, defying British.

Outcomes:

a) Gandhi-Irwin Pact, 1931

b) Gandhi's approval to 2 and Round Table Conference

a) Massive women participation - Eg Sarojini Naidu - Rani Lakshmibai Nishek

b) Vanvasi sena & Manjarai senas of youth against British

c) Collective mass-base - Eg Industrialists, farmers, students all participated

d) Solidified Gandhi's position as leader of mass -

e) Increased confidence of Indians against atrocities - Eg Buying indigenous lasin village, yet, remain negative outcome never also three:

Thus, Civil Disobedience Movement has vindicated outcomes shaping course of independence

More dependent on social factors - Eg poverty due to ghettoization

More wider: - Time poverty, demeaning & knowledge poverty

Solutions need multi-pronged approach by changing mentalities

Solutions through rural development, BNet livinghi, subsidy ensuring affordability

Due to hunger since more individual 'estic

Then, though differing in type, form from rural & urban poverty need to be minimised to future SDGs of No Poverty.