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Gandhi stayed in Champaran for a long time. The Champaran episode was a turning point in his life. It was during this struggle in 1917 that he decided to urge the departure of the British.
Champaran episode did not begin as an act of defiance. It grew out of an attempt to make the sufferings of large numbers of poor peasants less severe. Gandhi concentrated on their practical day to day problems. He analysed the root cause of the problem-fear, and tried to eradicate it. The voluntary demonstration of the poor peasants against the government for putting Gandhi in trouble was the beginning of the end of their fear of the British.
In everything Gandhi did, he tried to mould a new free Indian who could stand on his own feet and thus make India free. He taught his lawyer friends a lesson in self-reliance by opposing the involvement of C.F. Andrews, an Englishman in .their unequal fight. His help would be a prop. This would reflect their weakness. Their cause was just and they must rely on themselves to win the battle. Thus self-reliance, Indian independence and help to sharecroppers were all bound together.
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Most people tend to be very critical of political parties because -
• The current political situation clearly defines that the present agenda of the most of the political parties is to dominate in the competition of the different mainstream political parties and the real serving works for the human society is now getting a secondary position in the agenda list.
• Due to the social media availability,the scams and the negative sides of the politics are now well exposed to the mass population. This was not possible in the previous decades due to the unavailability of the efficient mass communication system.
• Due to above mentioned reasons,the people are now becoming very critical and sceptical about the existing political parties.
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Preeti Dabral 3 years, 1 month ago (2983787)
1.Meaning
In a grazing food-chain, the first starts with plants as producers and ends with carnivores as consumers at the last level, with the herbivores being at the intermediate level.
A detritus food chain is based on autotrophs energy capture initiated by grazing animals and involves the decomposition or breaking down of organic wastes and dead matter derived from the grazing food-chain.
2.Levels
The levels involved in a grazing chain range between 3 to 5.
The levels involved in a detritus food- chain range between 3 to 7
3.Example
Example of grazing food chain is Plants-Cow-Lion.
Example of detritus food chain is Insects-Rat-Cat-Dog-Lion.
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