Gandhi’s autobiography, The Story of My Experiments with Truth, offers a first-person account of his childhood, South Africa years, ethical…
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Gandhi’s autobiography, The Story of My Experiments with Truth, offers a first-person account of his childhood, South Africa years, ethical…
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Gandhi's writings on science, machinery, industrialisation and technology reveal a complex debate about modernisation, human needs, labour and economic development.
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Gandhi placed villages at the centre of his vision of Indian society, linking rural reconstruction with local production, sanitation, education,…
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Nai Talim, or Basic Education, was Gandhi’s approach to education that connected learning with productive work, practical skills, community life…
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Gandhi’s daily life combined prayer, walking, spinning, writing, meetings and simple food, reflecting his emphasis on discipline and purposeful living.
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Mahatma Gandhi and Rabindranath Tagore shared deep respect but disagreed on nationalism, education, science and several methods of social and…
Read MoreGandhi's Constructive Programme went beyond protests against British rule, focusing on village development, khadi, communal harmony, sanitation, education and social…
Read MoreFor Gandhi, khadi and the spinning wheel were more than clothing: they became symbols of swadeshi, rural employment and resistance…
Read MoreGandhi spent more than two decades in South Africa, where experiences of racial discrimination, community organisation and civil resistance shaped…
Read MoreThe events of 30 January 1948 marked the end of Mahatma Gandhi’s life and became one of the most remembered…
Read MoreIn January 1948, Gandhi undertook his final major fast in Delhi, appealing for an end to communal violence and for…
Read MoreDuring the violence surrounding Partition in 1946–47, Gandhi travelled through Noakhali, Bihar and Delhi, holding prayer meetings and urging communities…
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