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GANDHIJI AND THE RAILWAY STATION

DEAR ASPIRANTS,

Which was the Railway Station in South Africa which changed Gandhiji forever??? Let us learn some history…

One week after reaching South Africa, one day Gandhiji was travelling in the train in first class compartment. He was asked to move out, but he refused. The Railway staff called a policeman and he pushed gandhiji outside the compartment at a RAILWAY STATION. The station was PIETERMARITZBURG. Soon after he fell down, he got up. He took a decision that irrevocably committed him to his political and religious destiny as a leader.

NOW THIS IS PART OF HISTORY…………

HOW TO REMEMBER THE NAME OF RAILWAY STATION??? EVEN IF YOU READ IT TEN TIMES AND REMEMBER FOR A WHILE, IN THE LONG TERM YOU WILL FORGET IT.

I WILL SHOW YOU HOW TO REMEMBER THE NAME OF RAILWAY STATION FOR EVER………..

REALISE THE POWER OF YOUR OWN MIND…………….READ ON

IMAGINE-( YES IMAGINATION IS THE MAIN REQUIRMENT !!) –

Gandhiji travelling in a train and a white man pushing him outside the compartment at the railway station. Soon after he fell down, he gets up takes a vow to fight racial discrimination. NOW WHAT…

Gandhiji was HUNGRY. He went to nearest Tea stall. What did he EAT???



“PATTIES+ MARIE BISCUIT + BURGER ”

PIETERMARITZBURG = PIETER + MARITZ + BURG = PATTIES (BAKERY ITEM) + MARIE (Biscuit) + BURGER

NOW, YOU WILL NEVER FORGET ALL THE THREE ITEMS GANDHIJI ATE!!!!!!!

WHAT WILL I DO IN PSC HISTORY EXAM QUESTIONS???

Dont worry. You have to face only OBJECTIVE QUESTIONS and LUCKILY answers are displayed in the options….So whenever you see the option ‘PIETERMARITZBURG’ , your MIND WILL AUTOMATICALLY RECOLLECT ” PASTRY+ MARIE + BURGER”. And believe me you will never forget these three things even after 10 or 15 years from now.

Q) What was the name of the railway station which made Gandhiji into the public life and changed his life forever?

a) Gautrain Centurion Station b) Muizenberg Station c) Pietermaritzburg d) Old Kloof Station



GOT THE ANSWER CORRECT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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