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 transformation. He evolved from a...

John S. Moolakkattu 1. Introduction: Reframing the Climate Crisis The contemporary environmental crisis is often framed in scientific and policy discourse as a problem of excessive emissions...

Youth For Truth – March Monthly Session India’s development story cannot be understood without understanding its villages. Nearly 65% of India’s population still resides in rural areas, and employment...

In 1936, Mahatma Gandhi decided to settle in the remote village of Segaon,. He arrived in this village on April 30 for a brief period that laid the foundation for Sevagram Ashram. Initially, he stayed...

(By Pascal Alan Nazareth, author of Gandhi’s Outstanding Leadership’ & Gandhi : The Soul Force Warrior) Many decades ago Gandhi had averred : “When I despair, I remember that all through history...

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 an estate in Wardha donated by...

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 independence movement from 1936 until 1948. It was...

Kathy Kelly I am deeply privileged to be with all of you today. I want to say bon courage to us all and acknowledge that many of you are in contexts where great courage is required because of the...

Louis Campana I would first like to congratulate you on the choice you have made: the choice of nonviolence and the way you have chosen to see the world. You may have observed that the world we live...