alleryThe word satyagraha combines satya, meaning truth, with agraha, meaning what?
Asilence
Bstruggle
Csacrifice
Dinsistence
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. insistence
1. Satyagraha was loosely translated by Gandhi as truth-force.
2. It is derived from satya (truth) and agraha (insistence).
3. It is not simply silence, struggle or sacrifice.
_Source: Wikipedia, Salt March, Lead section_
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