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Salt production in India .................
When, in 1930, in India, which was then still under
British rule, the British introduced a new tax which
raised the price of salt, the production of which was a
British monopoly, Gandhi called upon the people to
protest against the increase. Thousands of Indians
followed him on his famous march to the coast, where
he publicly made salt from sea water. It'd have been
easier for the British to crush an armed rebellion than
to deal with these peaceful means. Again and again
Gandhi was put in prison for breaking the lax laws, but
this only strengthened his power over the people, who
looked upon him as a saint. "Mahatma" they called
him, which means "great soul".