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Traveled extensively in India, attended Indian National Congress meeting in Calcutta and opened law office in Bombay
Established the weekly journal 'Indian Opinion'. Organized Phoenix Farm near Durban.
First 'satyagraha' campaign in protest against proposed Asiatic ordinance directed against Indian immigrants in Transvaal.
Organized 'Satyagraha' against compulsory registration of Asiatics (The Black Act)
Established Tolstoy farm near Johannesburg
Third 'satyagraha' campaign. Led 2,000 Indian miners from New Castle across Transvaal border.
Established Satyagraha Ashram near Ahmedabad
Led strike on mill workers at Ahmedabad. Millowners agreed to arbitration after his three-day fast (his first fast in India).
Organized nationwide strike against the Rowlatt Bills. Became Editor of English weekly 'Young India' and Gujarati weekly 'Navajivan'.
Elected president of All India Home Rule League
Proposed day as National Independence day. Third all-India 'satyagraha' campaign.
Set out from Sabarmati with 79 volunteers on historic Salt March 385 kms. to sea at Dandi
Gandhi lrwin (Viceroy) Pact signed, which ended civil disobedience.
Disbanded Sabarmati Ashram which then became center for removal of untouchability
Launched All India Village Industries Association
Congress passed 'Quit India' resolution - the final nation-wide "Satyagraha campaign" with Gandhi as the leader
Talks with Jinnah of Muslim League in Bombay on Hindu-Muslim amity.
Opposed Congress decision to accept division of country into India and Pakistan.
- Mahatma Gandhi
This website is created by Sue Franz as a class assignment for MG648, "Leadership" of Master of Management Program at Aquinas College.