Mahatma Gandhi. International Influence and Recognition

Gandhi arrived in England just at the outbreak of World War I and later returned to India, where he became a key figure in the nationalist movement.

Gandhi's methods of nonviolent resistance gained international recognition, inspiring civil rights movements around the world.

The British government invited a Congress representative to Britain for a Round Table Conference, with Gandhi representing the Congress.

India gained independence from British rule, a culmination of Gandhi's lifelong efforts.