Similarities and Differences between Jawaharlal Nehru and Motilal Nehru:
| ategory | Jawaharlal Nehru | Motilal Nehru |
|---|
| Family background | Born into a wealthy family of Kashmiri Pandits | Born into a wealthy family of lawyers and politicians |
| Education | Studied at Harrow School and Trinity College, Cambridge | Studied law in England |
| Political beliefs | Was a socialist and a secularist who believed in democracy and the welfare state | Was a moderate who supported the Indian National Congress and advocated for self-rule |
| Role in the Indian National Congress | Was a key leader of the Indian National Congress and served as its president multiple times | Was a senior member of the Indian National Congress and played a significant role in shaping its policies |
| Contribution to India's freedom struggle | Played a leading role in India's freedom struggle and served as India's first prime minister after independence | Played a significant role in the Indian National Congress and was instrumental in shaping the party's policies |
| Approach to British rule | Advocated for complete independence from British rule and was a strong critic of British imperialism | Initially advocated for reforms within the British colonial system, but later became a strong advocate for Indian self-rule |
| Relationship with Mahatma Gandhi | Was a close associate and protégé of Mahatma Gandhi and followed his principles of non-violent resistance | Had a good working relationship with Mahatma Gandhi, but did not always agree with his ideas and methods |
| Legacy | Is widely regarded as one of the architects of modern India and is known for his progressive policies and vision of a democratic, secular, and socialist India | Is known for his contribution to the Indian independence movement and his role in shaping the Indian National Congress |
