Mahatma Gandhi Pen

Mahatma Gandhi had misgivings about the success of the historic Temple Entry Proclamation in the erstwhile princely state of Travancore, a decree that opened temples in the kingdom to so-called lower caste Hindus, an article penned by him has revealed.

A new music album comprising 108 songs dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi penned by poets from across the country in 14 languages including Kashmiri, Sindhi and Urdu has been launched.

After launching the Mahatma Gandhi limited special theme edition pens, Montblanc has launched Elizabeth I Limited Edition 4810 and 888. This is part of Montblanc's Patron of Art Edition honouring a legendary benefactor of the arts and culture since this special writing instrument line was conceived in 1992.

Swiss luxury giant Mont Blanc on Tuesday tendered an unconditional apology in the Kerala High Court on the issue of sale of its high-end Mahatma Gandhi edition pens, saying it did not intend to hurt the sentiments of any citizen.

The government on Tuesday said the depiction of Mahatma Gandhi on nibs of luxury pens from Mont Blanc violates Indian law.

The Supreme Court has sought a response from an international luxury giant on a PIL seeking to restrain the "misuse" of the picture and name of Mahatma Gandhi.

Inspired by his 241 Mile Dandi March, the collection has only 241 pieces available worldwide.

Mahatma Gandhi had misgivings about the success of the historic Temple Entry Proclamation in the erstwhile princely state of Travancore, a decree that opened temples in the kingdom to so-called lower caste Hindus, an article penned by him has revealed.

A new music album comprising 108 songs dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi penned by poets from across the country in 14 languages including Kashmiri, Sindhi and Urdu has been launched.

After launching the Mahatma Gandhi limited special theme edition pens, Montblanc has launched Elizabeth I Limited Edition 4810 and 888. This is part of Montblanc's Patron of Art Edition honouring a legendary benefactor of the arts and culture since this special writing instrument line was conceived in 1992.

Swiss luxury giant Mont Blanc on Tuesday tendered an unconditional apology in the Kerala High Court on the issue of sale of its high-end Mahatma Gandhi edition pens, saying it did not intend to hurt the sentiments of any citizen.

The government on Tuesday said the depiction of Mahatma Gandhi on nibs of luxury pens from Mont Blanc violates Indian law.

The Supreme Court has sought a response from an international luxury giant on a PIL seeking to restrain the "misuse" of the picture and name of Mahatma Gandhi.

Inspired by his 241 Mile Dandi March, the collection has only 241 pieces available worldwide.