THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The first Mahatma Gandhi stamp released in 1948, on India’s second Independence Day, or Bapu’s first-ever ...

A letter written by Mahatma Gandhi about Jesus Christ is ... Gandhi flip flops sold on Amazon cause anger in India Gandhi stamps sell for £500,000 How Gandhi's last day was photographed Gandhi ...

Berhampur: A 68-year-old retired ayurvedic medical officer of silk city has collected around 200 postal stamps featuring Mahatma Gandhi issued by various countries, including India, which he ...

Police in Sonbhadra, Uttar Pradesh, apprehended two men, Satish Rai and Pramod Mishra, for allegedly producing and ...

On home soil the Gandhi effect is hazier. Gandhi is everywhere and nowhere. His bespectacled face looks out from the rupee note. There are Mahatma Gandhi streets in many cities, statues too.

Gandhi is introduced to us by some commentary as an old, weak, and impractical man – supposedly an awkward compulsion that has no place in the extremely professional, aggressively competitive ...

His stamp on certain things is so deep that one ... Chennai, Oct 02 (ANI): Floral tributes being paid to Mahatma Gandhi on his 155th birth anniversary, in Chennai on Wednesday.

A strong advocate of Satya (Truth) and Ahimsa (non-violence), Gandhi showed the power of love and non-violence in combating injustice and oppression. Mahatma is the title given to this inspiring ...

"I like your Christ, but not your Christianity." In these words of Mahatma Gandhi, Dr. J.H. Holmes summed up the Indian leader's view of Christianity in a recent interview with a CRIMSON reporter.

The name Mahatma means 'Great Soul'. This famous quote refers to an Old Testament reference regarding the legal penalties for violence. Gandhi rejected violence as a means to change, and only ...

One of the revered personalities of the world, Mahatma Gandhi, led the freedom movement of India to secure independence from 200 years of oppression and discrimination under British rule.

In November 1927, when Mahatma Gandhi visited the prestigious Dharmaraja College in the old Lankan hill capital of Kandy, he was pleased to see the Buddhist institution had a Parsi principal.