If we say that the twenty-first century is the century of the common man, then we see that Gandhism has even more relevance in this age, and Gandhi will inspire generations of individuals fighting for goodness of the society. If today we find that Gandhism is in severe test in countries like India, it is not because there is certain inherent weakness in Gandhism, but it is because we have not seen in India strong leaders with the required courage and conviction to fight the evils in society.

today, Gandhism is a very confused ‘ism’ in India. Today many politicians in India use the term merely as a slogan and the common man make Gandhi almost out of reach of the younger groups by making Gandhi an unwilling ‘avatara’.

“Generations to come will scarce believe that such a one as this ever in flesh and blood walked upon this earth. (said of Mahatma Gandhi)” ― Albert Einstein, On Peace

Gandhiji represented simplicity, sustainable development, recycling, etc. but now what has happened in India is excessive consumerism, this should be reduced through better education to students at all levels and schools institutions and government to practice this simplicity

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Thus we often see that Gandhian philosophies are all about great self-discipline, emotional control, and tremendous patience, ability to see as well as persist in the long run and learn from mistakes – virtues that are really helpful in dealing with the complexities of personal finance and investment. Any aspiring investor can draw inspiration from Mahatma Gandhi’s life and lessons, and the virtues he professed in his life can guide us towards financial wisdom.

Mahatma Gandhi often said that it is very important to do things even though they may seem insignificant at the present moment. Deciding to invest Rs. 500 per month at the beginning of your career may seem like a meagre amount but you will be surprised to find out the amount accumulated by the time you retire. The success of managing personal finance is in the simple and sure-footed approach towards life that Mahatma Gandhi adopted and preached throughout.

Mahatma Gandhi also said that there is more to life than simply increasing its speed. This, again, holds great relevance when it comes to the importance of patience and steadiness while investing. We should not fall for dubious schemes offered by little-known firms that show us the dream of quick money. Neither should we invest all of our savings in a risky looking scheme.

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Perhaps the most apparent example of Gandhi’s relevance in investment decisions is his famous quote, “The future depends on what you do today”. People often make the mistake of postponing investment plans for tomorrow while they enjoy their earnings “today”. But it is our decision today to bring in some financial discipline that will bring prosperity to our own future. When it come to managing our finances, there are various investment options where we can choose to invest our hard earned money