Reunion of Hearts :Gandhi’s Eid Message
Mahatma Gandhi was essentially a spiritual personality whose approach to religion was anchored in ethics and morality. While he identified as a Hindu, he…
Handful of Salt and a Great Struggle: Commemorating the 96th Anniversary of the Dandi March
March 12, 2026, marks the 96th anniversary of the historic Dandi March. It is befitting that we remember Mahatma Gandhi’s defiance against the British…
Weapons of Mass Destruction and the Innocent: Why Gandhi’s Message Still Strikes a Chord
Just hours before his assassination on January 30, 1948, Mahatma Gandhi delivered a final message: even the atomic bomb must be met with non-violence.…
The Evolving Mahatma: Changing Strands on the Holi Festival
By Siby K. Joseph Examining Gandhi’s writings on the Holi festival, beginning from his student days in London, provides a fascinating portrait of his…
From Carbon Control to Moral Self-Restraint: A Gandhian–Kumarappan Critique of the Paris Climate Framework
John S. Moolakkattu 1. Introduction: Reframing the Climate Crisis The contemporary environmental crisis is often framed in scientific and policy discourse as a problem…
Ba Kuti: Symbolising the spirit and values of Kasturba Gandhi
In 1936, Mahatma Gandhi decided to settle in the remote village of Segaon,. He arrived in this village on April 30 for a brief…
IN THE GLOBAL ABYSS OF DESPAIR A GLIMMER OF HOPE FROM MAHATMA GANDHI
(By Pascal Alan Nazareth, author of Gandhi’s Outstanding Leadership’ & Gandhi : The Soul Force Warrior) Many decades ago Gandhi had averred : “When…
Bapu Kuti Reimagined: An Exhibition of Archival Architectural Drawings at Sevagram
After resigning from the Indian National Congress in 1934, Gandhi made Wardha his home. He established the All-India Village Industries Association and shifted to…
Sevagram: A Laboratory of Experiments in Political Action
An Interview with Dr. Siby K. Joseph Sevagram Ashram served as Mahatma Gandhi’s de facto political headquarters and the central hub for the Indian…
The Choice of Nonviolence and the Infinite Seed
Louis Campana I would first like to congratulate you on the choice you have made: the choice of nonviolence and the way you have…