Gandhian Concept Of Brotherhood Through The Art Of Photography ppt with 2 videos showing the life of gandhi and his message of universal brotherhood by the eye of a camera through photographs.message of peace,love,sharing joy,and love for all is in this presentation which makes one to think that we should also love every individual to make world a peaceful place to live naturally forgiving each other and live happily

2. Presented By:
Dr. Maneshwar Singh Kondal
Date: 27-09-2022

4.  Introduction
 Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam
 Gandhian Concept of Brotherhood
 World leaders inspired by Gandhian Philosophy
 Unity is Strength
 Photography- Introduction
 Presence of Photography in Everyday Life
 Impact of Photography- Emotional Appeal
 Documentation of Gandhi’s life and values
 Indian example of Brotherhood
 Gandhian Concept of Brotherhood
 All Men are Brothers- Raising voice against oppression
 Sarvodaya: Welfare of All
 Sarvodaya: Sensitization Through Photography
 Ahimsa: The way of Non-Violence
 Humanity above all Religions
 Sarva Dharma Samantva- Equality for all religions
 Atam Nirbhar Bharat- NAI TALIM
 Photography Exhibitions for World Peace
 Empathy Through Photographs
 Revisiting History Through Lens
 Tolerance and Unity Campaigns
 Inter-national Sports and Youth Festivals
 Spiritual concept of Brotherhood
 Reasons for Less Brotherhood
 Conclusion

5.  Guild
 Fraternity
 Federation
 Affinity
 Affiliation
 Fellowship
 Companionship
 Kinship
 Friendliness
 Brotherliness
 Association
 Community
 Union
 Society
 Alliance
 Clan
Brotherhood is a kind of ethical relationship between people,
which is based on love and solidarity.

6. अयं निजः परो वेनि गणिा लघुचेिसाम्।
उदारचररिािां िु वसुधैव क
ु टुम्बकम्॥
यह मेरा है, वह पराया है, ऐसे छोटें नवचार क
े व्यक्ति करिे हैं।
उच्च चररत्र वाले लोग समस्त संसार को ही पररवार माििे हैं॥

7. “I want to realize brotherhood or identity not merely with
the beings called human, but I want to realize identity
with all life, even with such things as crawl upon earth.”
— Mahatma Gandhi
“All my action rise from inalienable
love for mankind”

8. Bill to promote legacy of Mahatma Gandhi,
Martin luther King Jr. introduced in US House
Nelson Mandela was also indicated as
the 'Gandhi of South Africa'.
Myanmar democratic icon Aung San Suu Kyi has
described Gandhi as his most significant source of
influence

9. DALAI LAMA 'Buddhist
advocate for peace and
freedom.’
HO CHI MIN, Vetanemese
revolutionary leader
describes himself as “half
Lenin, half Gandhi.

11. Photography is an art through which we can document something
and have it forever.
 To see life
 To see the world
 To eyewitness great events
 To see strange things
 To see a man’s work- paintings, towers and inventions
 To see things thousands of miles away
 To voice your opinion

12. • Emotional belonging
• Entertainment
• Advertisement

13. • Promotions
• Inter-personal
relationships
• Memories

14. Emotional
Appeal

16. Tourists enjoying shikara ride in dal lake at
srinagar
Haridwar
Unity in Diversity

18. Dandi March
One for
All, All
for One
Photo for Assam floods relief campaign
Photo for Syria humanitarian campaign

21. Photos of a non-violent
protest unified people
across globe.

25. Literacy is not the end of education nor even the beginning. It is
only one of the means by which one can be educated.
‘I would therefore begin the child’s education by teaching it a
useful handicraft and enabling it to produce from the moment it
begins its training‘.
~ Mahatma Gandhi
"By education I mean an all-round drawing out of the best in the
child and man—body, mind and spirit“
- Mahatma Gandhi

26.  In 1937, Mahatma Gandhi seeded an important idea to
revamp the education system, at a conference in Wardha,
Maharashtra through Nai Talim.
Education through
Productive Work
Learning going
beyond Textbooks
Participation of
Local Community in
Education
Training of 3 H
Head, Heart and
Hand
Nurturance of
Multiple Skills in
Children based on
their own
interests’
Education in Mother
Tongue
(Multilingualism)

27. Making Child learn
how to learn
No Hard
Separation
Mother Tongue as a
medium of
education at the
Foundational Stage
Multilingualism
Local Flavour in
Curriculum
Flexibility in
assessment
methods
Reinstating status
of Teachers
Strengthening
School – Community
Relationship

28. Global Peace
Photo Award
Photographer for
World Peace:
Claudia Paul Hehr

29. He received his first 2018 Pulitzer Prize for Feature
Photography, as part of the Reuters team, for
documenting the Rohingya refugee crisis.
Danish Siddiqui

30. Danish Siddiqui
The partition had gripped the Indian subcontinent
with religious violence and the streets were
filled with corpses.
Gandhi spent the day of independence not
celebrating the end of the British rule but
appealing for peace among his countrymen by
fasting and spinning in Calcutta on 15 August 1947.

32. The first nation children’s
genocide: Canada
Jewish Holocaust, Germany
Uyghur
Genocide,
China

33. Horrors of Indian
Partition
Native Americans
Genocide
Afghanistan
Terror

37. Modernisation- आधुनिकता
Materialistic Mindset- पैसे की तरफ़ झुकाव
Ego/ Arrogance- घमंड अहंकारी प्रवती
Selfishness- स्वार्थी या मतलबी होिा
Discrimination on the basis of religion, caste etc.- धमम
जाती में भेद भाव
Superstition- अन्ध नवश्वास
Political alignments- राजिैनतक कारण

38. तरक़्की है ज़रूरी
पर
िा हो लोगों में दू री

39. Best Regards
Dr.Maneshwar Singh Kondal
Mobile- 98140-29662
Email Id-
mskondal@yahoo.com