Ans- In European civilization is guided by the writings of Greece and Rome, which no longer exist in their former glory but Indian Civilization is steady. It follows the path that our forefathers tested on the anvil of experience and found true and durable. Indian civilization needs no external guide.
Ans- Gandhiji says that mind is a restless bird because it can never be satisfied. The more it get the more it wants.
Ans- Our ancestor dissuaded us from luxuries and pleasures because they knew that we can be happy and healthy with the uses of our hands and feet. Yes, because if they had not done so, we would have been lost in a different world full form of prostitution.
Ans- According to Gandhi ji, we have managed with the same kind of plough as existed thousands of years ago because we have had no system of life-corroding competition. Yes, we should use the same things over many centuries.
Ans- Our ancestors could foresee the vices that are bound to flourish in big cities. They knew that gangs of thieves and robbers, prostitution and other vices flourish in big cities, and the rich rob the poor. They were, therefore, satisfied with small villages.
Ans- Our ancestors followed their simple occupations and lived independently. Thus, they enjoyed true Home Rule.
Ans- According to Gandhiji, modern civilization is the worship of materialism and violence and brutality.
Ans- Gandhiji points out that the tendency of Indian civilization is to elevate the moral being, but that of the western civilization is to propagate immortality. He asked his countrymen to cling to their civilization, but shun the modern civilization at all costs.
Ans- According to Gandhiji, indefinite multiplicity of human wants is the distinguishing characteristic of modern civilization.
Ans- Gandhiji believed that the inventions of modern civilization were too maddening to resist. They could give if they are not resisted, we would barter our permanent good for momentary leisure.
Ans- The author prefers spiritualism to materialism.
Ans- Our Civilization depends not on multiplying our demand; but on restricting them.
Ans- In the real sense of the term, civilization means deliberate, voluntary restriction of wants.
Ans- Gandhiji was popularly known as "Bapu". He was also known as father of the nation. he was more a spiritual leader than a politician. He used to truth and non-violence as the chief weapons against the British rule in India.
Ans- As we know that the farmers of Bihar suffered enough under the Britishers. The Britishers forced the farmers to cultivate indigo. Gandhiji started satyagraha for their cause. Finally, the farmers got relief from Britishers.
Ans- Civilization is the state of development of a people. Their social, political, legal organization are parts of their civilization. Culture is all the customs, beliefs and ways of living inherited by them. Civilization and Culture, in fact, go hand in hand.
Ans- Our holy scriptures tell us about truth and sacrifice. They tell us that true happiness lies in spiritual pursuits rather than in materialistic ones.