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    Revolutionary Movement: - by Hetal Bhanushali

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    The document summarizes the anti-corruption movement in India led by Anna Hazare. It outlines how Hazare started a movement to pass the Lokpal Bill using Gandhian methods of non-violence and civil disobedience. The Lokpal Bill proposes establishing independent anti-corruption agencies at both the central and state government levels that would investigate bureaucrats and politicians and not be subject to their interference. The document portrays Hazare as a modern-day Gandhi for his leadership of the movement through simplicity, conviction, discipline, and non-violent civil disobedience to achieve social reform and reduce corruption in India.

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    The document summarizes the anti-corruption movement in India led by Anna Hazare. It outlines how Hazare started a movement to pass the Lokpal Bill using Gandhian methods of non-violence and civil disobedience. The Lokpal Bill proposes establishing independent anti-corruption agencies at both the central and state government levels that would investigate bureaucrats and politicians and not be subject to their interference. The document portrays Hazare as a modern-day Gandhi for his leadership of the movement through simplicity, conviction, discipline, and non-violent civil disobedience to achieve social reform and reduce corruption in India.

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    The document summarizes the anti-corruption movement in India led by Anna Hazare. It outlines how Hazare started a movement to pass the Lokpal Bill using Gandhian methods of non-violence and civil disobedience. The Lokpal Bill proposes establishing independent anti-corruption agencies at both the central and state government levels that would investigate bureaucrats and politicians and not be subject to their interference. The document portrays Hazare as a modern-day Gandhi for his leadership of the movement through simplicity, conviction, discipline, and non-violent civil disobedience to achieve social reform and reduce corruption in India.

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    Revolutionary Movement: - by Hetal Bhanushali

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    hetal89
    The document summarizes the anti-corruption movement in India led by Anna Hazare. It outlines how Hazare started a movement to pass the Lokpal Bill using Gandhian methods of non-violence and civil disobedience. The Lokpal Bill proposes establishing independent anti-corruption agencies at both the central and state government levels that would investigate bureaucrats and politicians and not be subject to their interference. The document portrays Hazare as a modern-day Gandhi for his leadership of the movement through simplicity, conviction, discipline, and non-violent civil disobedience to achieve social reform and reduce corruption in India.

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    Revolutionary Movement

    THEN

    NOW

    - By Hetal Bhanushali

    Outline
    Introduction Corruption in Society The Anti Corruption Movement Lokpal Bill The Impact Anna Todays Gandhi Conclusion

    Corruption in Today's Society

    Freedom from British

    Freedom From Corruption

    Anti Corruption Movement


    Recently started by Anna Hazare To pass the Lokpal Bill Method of Satyagrah

    Building pressure on Government

    Lokpal Bill
    Institution of Jan Lokpal at central government level Jan Lokayukta in each state

    Each will have 10 members and 1 chairperson


    Independent Politicians and bureaucrats cannot interfere

    Why is Anna todays Gandhi


    Simplicity

    Conviction
    Selflessness Discipline Living with nature Proving by results

    Love towards people and humanity


    Non- Violence method

    The dream of India as a strong nation will not be realized without self-reliant, self-sufficient villages, this can be achieved only through social commitment & involvement of the common man."

    - Anna Hazare

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