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Question
What technique of resistance did Gandhiji evolve in South Africa? What was its basic principle?
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Solution
Gandhiji became the leader of a struggle against racial injustice in South Africa. During the struggle, he evolved a technique known as satyagraha which was later applied to the Indian National Movement.
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