Looking at the future of nonviolent action at the turn of the present century, described as the bloodiest one in history, may rightfully generate feelings of pessimism. Yet this otherwise the ...

Mahatma Gandhi’s legacy is a model of nonviolence and experimentation, offering timeless lessons on harmony, empathy, and navigating global challenges of inequality and violence. Mahatma Gandhi did ...

This paper seeks to explore the relevance of Basic Education experiments in a changing world and the policy implications they have. The paper will endeavour to see whether such experiments have the ...

Gandhi Research Foundation has organized an Online National Level Elocution Competition on the occasion of International Day of Non-Violence on 2nd October 2024. Be a part of this contest by sending ...

Speaking in a conference at Allahabad on April 5, 1936, Mahatma Gandhi said about India Culture, “Many of us are striving to produce a blend of all the cultures which seems today to be in clash with ...

Y. 31-12-'31; Y. 30-7-'31 G.H.p. 114 3. Y. 30-7-'31; H. 10-12-'38; A. p. 84 H. 2-6-'46 Y. 30-7-'31; F.Y.M. p. 3 ...

How I loved every hour of my brief holiday by the sea and among the peace-enfolded woods and mountains of Wales where the people are so strangely akin to us, with their ardent and simple, mystic and ...

In the annals of nonviolence, there are many historical examples that are included as precedents for Gandhi's own celebrated campaigns (which in turn are seen as models for more contemporary campaigns ...

"The world will live in peace , only when the individuals composing it make up their minds to do so". - Mahatma Gandhi, (Hindu Dharma, p. 70) The above mentioned conviction of Gandhiji ...

Tibet represents one of the unresolved problems of the world. On the one hand are the Tibetans led by the Dalai Lama who claim that Tibet was an independent country which was annexed by a stronger ...

"Basic Education is my most important gift to the world" said Gandhi who is known for his cautiousness in whatever he speaks. And so what it means needs to be thought through. Gandhi wanted to ...

A sincere peep into past uncovers that two very significant journeys which contributed to making of modern India started almost at the same time –‘ from Mohandas to Bapu’ and ‘ from Kasturibai to Ba’.