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The 76 pages that link to Mahatma Gandhi, each with the reason it gives.

• B. R. AmbedkarCompared with: Their conflict over separate electorates for the Depressed Classes shaped negotiations at the 1932 Poona Pact.

• Frantz FanonCompared with: Gandhi’s strategy offers a prominent alternative to Fanon’s analysis of revolutionary violence.

• Muhammad Ali JinnahCompared with: Jinnah’s constitutional politics and insistence on Muslim political representation differed from Gandhi’s approach to national unity.

• Subhas Chandra BoseCompared with: Bose broke with Gandhi over strategy, especially the role of nonviolence and armed resistance.

• Rashtriya Swayamsevak SanghCompared with: Gandhi’s political vision contrasts with the RSS’s Hindu-centered account of Indian nationhood.

• Annie BesantCompared with: Gandhi’s mass civil disobedience later displaced the constitutional Home Rule strategy Besant had promoted.

• Vinayak Damodar SavarkarCompared with: Gandhi’s methods and pluralist nationalism sharply differed from Savarkar’s politics.

• Bhagat SinghCompared with: Gandhi’s nonviolent strategy differed sharply from Singh’s revolutionary methods.

• Chandra Shekhar AzadCompared with: Gandhi's nonviolent strategy differed sharply from Azad's commitment to armed resistance.

• Meher BabaCompared with: Gandhi pursued political and social transformation, unlike Baba’s primarily spiritual mission.

• Sri AurobindoCompared with: Gandhi’s mass nonviolence contrasts with Aurobindo’s earlier revolutionary politics and later spiritual withdrawal.