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Gandhi's deliberations climaxed in Madurai
Gandhi's deliberations climaxed in Madurai
Gandhi donned loin-cloth for the first time at Madura to identify himself with India's poor.
“All
the alterations I have made in my course of life have been effected by
momentous occasions; and they have been made after such a deep
deliberation that I have hardly had to regret them. And I did them, as I
could not help doing them. Such a radical alteration - in my dress, - I
effected in Madura.”
- M. K. Gandhi
Ninety-three years back, on September 22,
1921, Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi took the brave decision to shed his
traditional attire and get into a ‘loincloth,’ which remained with him
till death. The historic decision of the Mahatma to identify himself
with the common man embellished Madurai’s reputation as an ancient city
that enhanced even an ordinary man’s spiritual strength. He later
recalled that though he came closer to taking a decision on his clothing
on a couple of earlier occasions, it was Madurai that gave him the
necessary strength.
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Newsletter: Book on Gandhi's Leadership in Russian
Newsletter: Book on Gandhi's Leadership in Russian
A
book on Mahatma Gandhi's leadership qualities, penned by veteran Indian
diplomat Pascal Alan Nazareth has been released in Russian, making it the sixth
foreign language edition of the book.
The
Russian edition of "Gandhi's Outstanding Leadership" was released on
11th September, 2014 by the Indian ambassador P S Raghavan and Director of the
Institute of Philosophy of the Russian Academy of Sciences at the Institute.
Friday, September 12, 2014
Newsletter: National Conference on trends and innovations in Gandhian Thought
NATIONAL CONFERENCE
on
Trends and Innovations in Gandhian Thought
(December 12th and 13th, 2014)

on
Trends and Innovations in Gandhian Thought
Organized by
Institute of Gandhian Thought Research & Action (IGTRA)
Kerala Gandhi Smarak Nidhi, Thiruvananthapuram-14, Kerala State, India.
Kerala Gandhi Smarak Nidhi, Thiruvananthapuram-14, Kerala State, India.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
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Gandhi Journal Article - III
What I owe to Mahatma Gandhi
By G. Mohambry Naicker
I was eight years old when Gandhiji left South Africa. I could not
understand then the intricacies of politics or the meaning of the struggle
which for two decades he had to wage against the authorities, but I have a very
distinct recollection of the image that was stamped upon my young mind of the
national hero whose name was a household word among the Indian community. I
faintly realised in those early days the powers of the simple man who was to
achieve in the fullness of time such miracles as even in their heyday warriors
like Napoleon could only dream of. As the years went by I was able to assess
the full power of the weapon of satyagraha which Gandhiji had perfected during
his career as a public man in South Africa. When I reached the age of reason I
began to make a deep study of the writings of Gandhiji, and although I became
an adherent of his great principles, little did I think that it would fall to
my lot to take up the flaming torch he had left behind. I was scarcely prepared
for such a task; I did not feel inclined to be in the forefront of the struggle
that began half a century ago. Yet when the call came, the response in me was
instantaneous. It was the voice of Mahatma Gandhi calling for action. Without
any preparation, without any experience, without the slightest hesitation, I
threw myself into the battle. With faith undiminished in the righteousness of
the cause we had espoused, I became, with thousands of my fellow countrymen a
satyagrahi. I made the vow of reaching the goal that we had in view, no matter
what sacrifice was demanded of us.






























