Introduction
• Pandit JawaharlalNehru was one of the most
prominent leaders of India’s freedom struggle.
He later became the first Prime Minister of
India and played a crucial role in shaping the
nation’s future.
3.
Early Life
• •Born on 14th November 1889 in Allahabad,
India.
• • Son of Motilal Nehru and Swarup Rani
Nehru.
• • Studied at Harrow and Cambridge University
in England.
• • Trained as a barrister at Inner Temple,
London.
4.
Role in FreedomMovement
• • Inspired by Mahatma Gandhi’s principles of
non-violence and nationalism.
• • Joined the Indian National Congress.
• • Played a key role in mobilizing youth for
India’s independence.
• • Imprisoned several times during the struggle
for freedom.
5.
As Prime Minister
•• Became the first Prime Minister of India on
15th August 1947.
• • Focused on building a modern, industrial,
and secular nation.
• • Promoted scientific and technological
progress.
• • Strengthened India’s foreign relations
through the Non-Aligned Movement.
6.
Major Achievements
• •Established major institutions like IITs,
AIIMS, and DRDO.
• • Advocated for democratic governance and
planning.
• • Laid foundation for India’s Five-Year Plans.
• • Worked for industrialization and education
for all.
7.
Contribution to Education
•• Believed that children are the future of the
nation.
• • His birthday, 14th November, is celebrated
as Children’s Day in India.
• • Focused on expanding schools and higher
education institutions.
8.
Personal Life
• •Married Kamala Nehru in 1916.
• • Had one daughter, Indira Gandhi, who later
became Prime Minister of India.
• • Known for his love for children and his
simple lifestyle.
9.
Legacy
• • Rememberedas ‘Chacha Nehru’ by children.
• • His leadership helped shape modern India.
• • Left behind a vision of unity, progress, and
peace.
• • Passed away on 27th May 1964.
10.
Conclusion
• Pandit JawaharlalNehru’s life was dedicated
to the service of the nation. His ideas of
democracy, secularism, and progress continue
to inspire generations of Indians.
