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Gandhi’s critique of the Indian social order was rooted in his ethical vision of truth, non-violence, and human dignity. He regarded the prevailing social structure as deeply unjust due to caste discrimination, untouchability, gender inequality, and economic exploitation. Gandhi strongly opposed untouchability, calling it a blot on Hindu society and a denial of basic human rights. He worked for the social upliftment _____ ______ ______ ______ ________.
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