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Mahatma Gandhi walked nearly 250 miles in his Salt March against British rule — steps that shook an empire.

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The Salt March in 1930 covered roughly 240 miles (about 385 km) over 24 days. It became a major act of civil disobedience against British salt taxes and a catalyst for India’s independence movement.

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