Pakshal SecretryAIR 8 · CSE 2025 · 153 wordsTheir whole copy
Opening · a date or context
Indian National Movement and later Bandung Conference (1955), started a new wave of de-colonisation across the world.
Body · points
Role of Indian National movement in influencing world movement
Similar demands for de-colonisation across world → Ethiopia, Malay Peninsula
Provided ideas of resistance → Nelson Mandela adopting Gandhian Non-Violence
India became an external supporter for freedom movement in world → India's support to Korea's right of freedom.
Provided systematic critique of colonial rule → used by other nation
Eg. African Nation adopted India's Economic Critique model
Reduced resources with colonial masters → India was large source of colonial financing
Helping in developing a freedom movement from scratch eg case of Ghana's freedom
Spreading of Indian ideas of No Apartheid, peace & self determination
Close · a summary
Eg. Bandung Principle, Nehru's Panchsheel
Indian National Movement continues to inspire us till now and we recently celebrated its ideas in "Azaadi ka Amrit Mahotsav" programme