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100			_aKolge, N., Debnath, B. and Lenin, C.C. _957654
245			_aGandhi’s Satyagraha in South Africa: A less than accurate account of Gandhi’s struggle in south Africa
260			_aMadhya Pradesh Journal of Social Sciences
300			_a28(2), Dec, 2023: p.33-43
520			_aMahatma Gandhi, while writing a historical account of his Satyagraha in South Africa (SSA), makes two claims – first, that he didn’t compromise with the style of writing and factual accuracy, and second, that his Satyagraha was a religious and a non-violent phenomenon from its very inception. The present paper examines his first claim by pointing out the discrepancies between Gandhi’s writings during his conduct of Satyagraha in South African soil from 1906 to 1914 and what he later wrote in SSA in 1924 to argue that Gandhi was less than accurate in narrating the events of his struggle in South Africa in SSA.- Reproduced
650			_aGandhi’s Satyagraha, South Africa, Historical Accuracy, Non-Violent Resistance, Religious Dimensions, Discrepancies in Narratives, Gandhi’s Writings, 1906–1914, SSA 1924, Political Biography, Truth Claims, Revisionist History _957655
773			_aMadhya Pradesh Journal of Social Sciences
906			_aGANDHI. M.K.
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