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Answer: Ghandi applied satyagraha in the non-violent struggle against injustice, exploitation and dictatorship.

Explanation: Gandhi's world view is rooted in his concept of peace, which was comprehensive. It was neither mere absence of war nor acceptance of non-violence as a strategy. He linked peace with truth achieved through non-violence.

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