Gandhi’s concept of Bread Labour is an important idea in his philosophy of self-reliance, dignity of labour, and social equality. The concept means that every person should perform some form of physical labour to earn the food required for survival. Gandhi believed that no individual has the moral right to consume the resources of society without contributing through productive work. He considered physical labour not only an economic necessity but also a spiritual and ethical duty. The idea of Bread Labour was inspired by the teachings of Russian thinker Leo Tolstoy and John Ruskin’s principle that all forms of useful work have equal value. Gandhi believed that intellectual work