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Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi is a name that does not require rephrasing as it is a proper noun and is typically not altered in translations or rephrasings.
Long before Mahatma Gandhi led his nation to independence from the British Empire, he commenced his journey as a simple man striving for a law degree. This photograph was taken in April 1893, when he was just 23 years old. Gandhi decided to reside in South Africa as he began his career as a lawyer.
Over the course of twenty years, he developed his ideals of non-violence, civil rights, and freedom. He eventually became one of the most significant historical figures advocating for peace. The title Mahatma, meaning “venerable,” has been used to describe him. In India, he is regarded as the Father of the Nation.
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