Meaning "servant of Maha" (a reference to the Great Soul, which is what "Mahatma" means).
Named after Gandhi's wife, it means "fragrance of a flower."
Meaning "non-violence," a core principle of Gandhi's philosophy.
Refers to Gandhi's method of nonviolent resistance, meaning "truth force."
Meaning "welfare of all," reflecting Gandhi's vision for a just society.
Signifying "self-rule" or "independence," a central theme in Gandhi's activism.
Named after Vinoba Bhave, a disciple of Gandhi, it means "dedicated to knowledge."
Meaning "pure" or "clean," representing Gandhi's commitment to simplicity.
Combining "Ram" (an avatar of Lord Vishnu) and "das" (servant), it conveys devotion and humility.
A type of fragrant flower, symbolizing Gandhi's connection to nature and simplicity.