In the Footsteps of GandhiNational Geographic

By Tom O’Neill on July 01, 2015

Abstract: The article discusses brief profile of Indian freedom fighter leader Mahatma Gandhi and his legacy. Topics include his salt march, using spinning wheel and his contribution to Indian freedom movement. Further, relevance of his principles in today's India are highlighted. Also views of TridipSuhrud, director of the trust overseeing the ashram where Gandhi began his march, are mentioned.

This article includes information about SEWA (Self Employed Women's Association) and comments from founder, Ela Bhatt.

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