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Gandhi's technique of non-violent resistance is called:

  1. Sarvodaya
  2. Swaraj
  3. Satyagraha
  4. Swadeshi
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Correct answer: C. Satyagraha

1. "Satya" means truth; "Agraha" means insistence. 2. Satyagraha = holding firmly to truth through non-violent resistance. 3. Gandhi distinguished it from passive resistance — it is active, principled. __Source: syllabus Politics in India Since Independence — Gandhian methods__

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