Gandhi's return to India marked the beginning of his involvement in the Indian independence movement. He became a key leader in the fight against British rule.
Return to India
1915
Gandhi returned to India after 21 years in South Africa. He joined the Indian National Congress and began organizing peasants and workers to protest against British rule.
Leadership of the Indian National Congress
1921
Gandhi became the leader of the Indian National Congress. He led nationwide campaigns for self-rule, women's rights, and the abolition of untouchability.
Dandi Salt March
1930
Gandhi led the Dandi Salt March, a 24-day march to protest the British salt tax. This was a major act of civil disobedience and drew international attention.
Quit India Movement
1942
Gandhi launched the Quit India Movement, calling for an end to British rule in India. The movement was suppressed, but it weakened British control over India.
