Beginning the 'Green Pamphlet' at Rajkot.

Mahatma Gandhi began writing the 'Green Pamphlet' in Rajkot following his return from South Africa. Having witnessed firsthand the systemic racial discrimination and injustices faced by Indian immigrants in South Africa, Gandhi felt compelled to document these experiences and raise awareness globally. The 'Green Pamphlet' served as an exposé of the oppressive laws, unjust treatment, and the multifaceted challenges encountered by the Indian community in South Africa. The pamphlet critically examined policies such as the 'Natal Legislature’s Franchise Bill,' which stripped Indians of their right to vote, and highlighted incidents of violence and social ostracism. Gandhi's meticulous detailing aimed not only to inform but also to mobilize public opinion and draw international attention to the plight of Indians abroad. Upon its release, the 'Green Pamphlet' garnered significant attention. It was circulated among influential political leaders, human rights advocates, and the general public, catalyzing discussions on colonial policies and racial discrimination. The pamphlet became an essential document in Gandhi's strategy to combat racial injustice through non-violent means and laid the foundation for his future activities both in South Africa and India. #MoofLife #Gandhi #SocialJustice #ColonialHistory #HumanRights #NonViolence #SouthAfrica #IndianDiaspora