Mahatma Gandhi's philosophy is firmly rooted in the notion that humankind is undergoing gradual moral evolution.<br />''<br />''In Gandhian thought, conflict is inevitable and not always undesirable, but strongly opposes the inevitability of violence as a result of the ensuing conflict.<br />''<br />''AIR correspondent reports, Mahatma Gandhi firmly believed in the unflinching capacity of human beings to resolve conflict through non-violent means.<br />''<br />''Gandhian thought is not an intellectual doctrine, but developed to a great extent, out of action and as a guide to action, by Gandhiji himself.<br />''<br />''He wrote or spoke about ideals only after having personal experience. Gandhi's thought can also be seen as an ideology.<br />''<br />''However, the philosophy is also a double-edged weapon. It aims to transform the individual and society simultaneously in consonance with the principles of truth and nonviolence.<br />''<br />''<span style="color: #222222;">The Gandhian philosophy helps people in paving path before humankind to progress towards the creation of a nonviolent political, economic and social order by nonviolent struggle. </span><br />