how far was gandhijisuccessful with his non cooperation movement - Social Science - India After Independence

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how far was gandhijisuccessful with his non cooperation movement

P. Sujatha · Accepted Answer

The non-cooperation movement meant different for people of
different groups,occupations and classes Through this movement
Gandhiji wanted to overthrow the British rule and wanted to
establish democracy Though the movement wasn't fully successful in
achieving its aim,it inspired people irrespective of their
caste,background or creed to raise their voices against the wrong
done to them,and problems like high rents,revenue collection,begars
and so on Through this movement even the women had attained their
fame by playing an important role in public life Peole also adopted
a serious attitude towards providing their country with liberty by
boycotting institutions and foreign goods