Kasturba Gandhi, often remembered as Mahatma Gandhi’s wife, played a key role in shaping his philosophy of non-violence, Satyagraha. She was first arrested on September 16, 1913, for protesting a ruling by the African Court in South Africa, demonstrating her unwavering commitment to justice.
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- Kasturba Gandhi arrested in 1913 for protests in South Africa.
- Born Kastur Kapadia on April 11, 1869, married Gandhi in 1883.
- Played a crucial role in Gandhi’s personal and ideological development.
- Gandhi drew inspiration from her strength and patience.
- She was actively involved in protests and the Indian freedom movement.
- Participated in major campaigns: Champaran, Bardoli, Dandi March, Quit India.
- Arrested multiple times during India’s freedom struggle.
- Died in 1944, remembered as a driving force behind Gandhi’s campaigns.
