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When Mahatma Gandhi Criticised Wife Kasturba Gandhi Over Rs 4
A 1929 article that appeared in a journal, Navjivan, a weekly newspaper published by Freedom Movement icon Mahatma Gandhi gives a glimpse of his unwavering commitment to truth and ethical conduct in life. In the article titled, "My Sorrow, My Shame", he criticised the conduct of some residents of his ashram in Ahmedabad, including his wife Kasturba...
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Mahatma Gandhi Books Worth Rs 2.5 Lakh Sold In A Week In Mumbai
Books worth around Rs 2.5 lakh, written on and by Mahatma Gandhi, were sold in a week-long exhibition-cum-sale organised by Bombay Sarvodaya Mandal to commemorate death anniversary of the Father of the Nation.
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'Navjivan' to Open Cafe, Portal to Spread Gandhian Ideology in Ahmedabad
With a view to present Gandhian ideology in a modern way, Mahatma Gandhi-founded publication house Navjivan Trust will open an art gallery, cafeteria and a centre for sustainable development in Ahmedabad.
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17 women inmates run away from rescue home
17 women inmates escaped from a state government-run rescue home near Mumbai on Monday, police said. The women escaped on Monday morning by scaling the wall of Navjivan Women's Rescue Home in suburban Mankhurd, said a police officer.
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When Mahatma Gandhi Criticised Wife Kasturba Gandhi Over Rs 4
A 1929 article that appeared in a journal, Navjivan, a weekly newspaper published by Freedom Movement icon Mahatma Gandhi gives a glimpse of his unwavering commitment to truth and ethical conduct in life. In the article titled, "My Sorrow, My Shame", he criticised the conduct of some residents of his ashram in Ahmedabad, including his wife Kasturba...
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Mahatma Gandhi Books Worth Rs 2.5 Lakh Sold In A Week In Mumbai
Books worth around Rs 2.5 lakh, written on and by Mahatma Gandhi, were sold in a week-long exhibition-cum-sale organised by Bombay Sarvodaya Mandal to commemorate death anniversary of the Father of the Nation.
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'Navjivan' to Open Cafe, Portal to Spread Gandhian Ideology in Ahmedabad
With a view to present Gandhian ideology in a modern way, Mahatma Gandhi-founded publication house Navjivan Trust will open an art gallery, cafeteria and a centre for sustainable development in Ahmedabad.
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17 women inmates run away from rescue home
17 women inmates escaped from a state government-run rescue home near Mumbai on Monday, police said. The women escaped on Monday morning by scaling the wall of Navjivan Women's Rescue Home in suburban Mankhurd, said a police officer.
