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Tamil Thoughts talks about Moral Courage (牀牀巌牀牆牀 牀む讃牀萎逗牀牆) in Tamil | stand up for values in Tamil | Gandhian Values in Tamil where there is a difference of ideologies between our freedom fighters like Bhagat Singh, Ashfaq Ullah Khan, Ram Prasad Bismil, Sukhdev Thapar, Chandrasakar Azad, Madanlal Thingara, Weerawanji, VVS Iyer believed in physical courage is the only way to fight against Britishers. and on the other side Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Swami Vivekananda, K Kamarajar who believed that change can come being harmless to self and others under every condition. Even though everyones goal was similar to see India free from British Rule
Moral courage in tamil
STAND UP FOR THE VALUES Mahatma Gandhi has been portrayed where he was the person who stands up for the values Moral Courage implies standing up for the values we believe in. The following incident from the life of Mahatma Gandhi gives a new dimension to it. The South African Press published exaggerated and false reports on Mahatma Gandhi stating that he was arousing Indian Public Opinion against the South African issue and arriving with 800 free Indians. This provoked the fierce resentment among the whites and they charged that Mahatma Gandhi intended to flood Natal and Transvaal with unwanted and unindentured colored people.
As a result, when Mahatma Gandhi landed at Natal, the crowd became violent and threw stones, bricks, and eggs at him. Then they came closer, seized his turban, beat him and kicked him. Gandhi fainted due to the injuries but caught hold of the iron railings of a house. White men continued to smack his face and strike his body. Fortunately, at this junctures, Mrs. Alexander, the wife of the Police Superintendent, who knew Mahatma Gandhi happened to pass by the way. She intervened and placed herself between the maddened mob and the miserable Gandhiji. News of the assault on Gandhiji disturbed London.
The British Secretary of State Colonies cabled the Natal Authorities to persecute the attackers. Gandhi knows several of his assailants but refused to disclose their names. He said that it was not their fault; the blame rested on the community leaders and on the Natal Government. Gandhiji told the Attorney General that it was a religious decision for him and he would exercise self-restraint.
GANDHIAN VALUES Moral Courage implies in standing up for the values we believe in. This incident from Gandhijis life throws light on understanding it. One day when Gandhiji was boarding a train hurriedly one of his shoes slipped off and fell on the track. As the train started moving away from the platform, there was no chance for Gandhiji to pick up the fallen shoe from the railway tracks. To the amazement of his companions, Gandhiji calmly took off his other shoe and threw it back along the track to land close to the first shoe. Asked by a fellow passenger why he did that, Gandhi replied, The poor man who finds the shoe lying on the track will now have a pair he can use.
CONCLUSION: This demonstrates that moral courage is a standing up for the values we believe in.
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Moral courage in tamil

  • 1. MORAL COURAGE IN TAMIL|牀牀巌牀牆牀 牀む讃牀萎逗牀牆
  • 2. Tamil Thoughts talks about Moral Courage (牀牀巌牀牆牀 牀む讃牀萎逗牀牆) in Tamil | stand up for values in Tamil | Gandhian Values in Tamil where there is a difference of ideologies between our freedom fighters like Bhagat Singh, Ashfaq Ullah Khan, Ram Prasad Bismil, Sukhdev Thapar, Chandrasakar Azad, Madanlal Thingara, Weerawanji, VVS Iyer believed in physical courage is the only way to fight against Britishers. and on the other side Mahatma Gandhi, Jawaharlal Nehru, Swami Vivekananda, K Kamarajar who believed that change can come being harmless to self and others under every condition. Even though everyones goal was similar to see India free from British Rule
  • 4. STAND UP FOR THE VALUES Mahatma Gandhi has been portrayed where he was the person who stands up for the values Moral Courage implies standing up for the values we believe in. The following incident from the life of Mahatma Gandhi gives a new dimension to it. The South African Press published exaggerated and false reports on Mahatma Gandhi stating that he was arousing Indian Public Opinion against the South African issue and arriving with 800 free Indians. This provoked the fierce resentment among the whites and they charged that Mahatma Gandhi intended to flood Natal and Transvaal with unwanted and unindentured colored people.
  • 5. As a result, when Mahatma Gandhi landed at Natal, the crowd became violent and threw stones, bricks, and eggs at him. Then they came closer, seized his turban, beat him and kicked him. Gandhi fainted due to the injuries but caught hold of the iron railings of a house. White men continued to smack his face and strike his body. Fortunately, at this junctures, Mrs. Alexander, the wife of the Police Superintendent, who knew Mahatma Gandhi happened to pass by the way. She intervened and placed herself between the maddened mob and the miserable Gandhiji. News of the assault on Gandhiji disturbed London.
  • 6. The British Secretary of State Colonies cabled the Natal Authorities to persecute the attackers. Gandhi knows several of his assailants but refused to disclose their names. He said that it was not their fault; the blame rested on the community leaders and on the Natal Government. Gandhiji told the Attorney General that it was a religious decision for him and he would exercise self-restraint.
  • 7. GANDHIAN VALUES Moral Courage implies in standing up for the values we believe in. This incident from Gandhijis life throws light on understanding it. One day when Gandhiji was boarding a train hurriedly one of his shoes slipped off and fell on the track. As the train started moving away from the platform, there was no chance for Gandhiji to pick up the fallen shoe from the railway tracks. To the amazement of his companions, Gandhiji calmly took off his other shoe and threw it back along the track to land close to the first shoe. Asked by a fellow passenger why he did that, Gandhi replied, The poor man who finds the shoe lying on the track will now have a pair he can use.
  • 8. CONCLUSION: This demonstrates that moral courage is a standing up for the values we believe in.

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