His idea of 'Ahimsa,' which means not hurting anyone,

was widely admired and followed by many influential

people worldwide. He became an indomitable figure
who couldn't be defeated in any situation. Mahatma
Gandhi initiated the 'Khadi Movement' to encourage
the use of fabrics like khadi or jute. This movement was
a crucial part of the larger 'Non-co-operation
Movement,' which advocated for Indian goods and
discouraged foreign ones. Gandhi strongly supported
agriculture and encouraged people to engage in
farming. He inspired Indians to embrace manual labor
and emphasized self-reliance, urging them to provide
for their needs and lead simple lives. He began weaving
cotton clothes using the Charkha to reduce
dependence on foreign goods and promote Swadeshi
products among Indians.

During the fight for India's freedom, Gandhiji faced

imprisonment several times along with his followers,
but his main goal was always the freedom of his
motherland. Even when he was in prison, he never
chose the path of violence.

Mahatma Gandhi made significant contributions to