gandhi's life. visitors remove their shoes to approach the spot where the mahatma fell to the assassin's bullets. press goes photographs gandhi's meager personal belongings his notebooks walking-stick letters even his blood stained clothes everything related to the life of the father of the nation has been preserved. when one hundred gandhi was born in eight hundred sixty nine india was firmly under britain's imperial young. like his father he seemed destined to palance. his family belong to the banya canst hard working merchants from western state. gandhi's marriage at the age of thirteen was a ranged he and his wife cast about would have four children. when he was sixteen his father gravely ill. described him as a devoted son. gandhi felt that he. his father the time he was dying and hopefully he wanted to actually be with him at the hour of his death. but on that particular day when his father became critically ill he. felt more attracted to his wife and he was actually in the act of making love to her at the moment when his father died and a lot of historians. gandhi's life feel that this was

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joined the marches as they reached the coast in which are at seventy five years to the day that mahatma gandhi shook the british empire to its cool by harvesting a handful of salt. with their own thirty five millimeter film. or undertow video cameras captured the same scene. globalization has swept aside many of gandhi's principles but the mahatma's fundamental message has endured a message that speaks of the power of peace forgiveness and freedom and can transcend even the hatred that killed him. city government has come to nothing but it has the right to our correspondent he is in.

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there's a story, too good not to share told about mahatma gandhi. the indian independence leader was asked by a journalist, what do you think of western civilization? gandhi thought for a moment and replied, i think it would be a good idea. i've been pondering that line for the better part of a year is a consider the state of liberal culture, both in the united states and throughout the world. what do i think of liberalism? i think it would be a good idea. in fact, it could be our salvation as a country and as a civilization if only we can remember what it is all supposed to be about. let's review recent events in the news. first event. president trump seeks to suppress the publication of a book he finds permanently insulting and politically embarrassing, and then proposes toughening u.s. liable laws to make it more difficult to publish criticism and make it easier for people in power to sue. second event. laura kipnis, a feminist professor of film studies at northwestern university writes an article in the chronicle of higher education, warning abou

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you have that right even not leave aside the international or even the apostle of nonviolence mahatma gandhi said you have that right i have no doubt none whatsoever if he were alive today and he was as you might know a strong proponent of what he called dr an arab right in palestine it wasn't a palestinian rights arab rights in palestine and he was very emphatic in one nine hundred thirty six as you know there was the arab uprising against the british occupation of palestine and gandhi was asked about it and he said look. i wish they would adopt the tactic of nonviolence i wish but he said according to the canons ca and awareness according to the canons of right and wrong they have the right to use armed force in other words according to current legality and morality are people under occupation have the right he says i wish they would choose my strategy but they aren't under a legal obligation to not resist the people of gaza they are under a legal obligation to just lay down and die of blockade a blockade which is at the point of making the place on livable unlivable the whole internationa

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yourfather, meer khan, was a great admirer of mahatma gandhi.vout muslim. you named your foundation after him. does his belief, his philosophy, inspired you now? the philosophy that inspired me to do meer foundation is the philosophy that might, i said this today and yesterday, my sister, my wife, and my daughter have taught me. they've brought me up well so that i have to request, i have to implore, sometimes beg, for a yes. never force a woman for a yes. i think that philosophy is behind meer foundation. where i really want to get, in which evidence, help out the woman, who has not been given the choice to say no, or be able to assert her choices, a little more effectively, get out of the sole definition that society, you know, women's only problem is we are defining them too much. they just want to be defined by themselves. if i can be part of that movement, part of that help, i think the three women in my house and the women that i work with, they are really helping me find this path and inshallah i'll be able to take it further. shah rukh k

thousands of gods this mirrorless dedicated not to a devotee but to a national idol of all places mahatma gandhi the peace activist a domes the facade at the police headquarters his portrait was painted many years ago by a german it marked the birth of delhi's street movement. also gives some kind of hope. to to the people and to this community which is generally very neglected neglected and things that are. like these children who can't get enough of seeing top class international lot in then neighborhood simply amazing. there's no not everywhere he says artist come here from all over the world it's great. what a telegraph couple. and in on likelihood they will continue to come because in delhi there are still countless containers that can be decorated and new end of shoddy facades either. off the wall you know. if there are protests about him vajra mental pollution and injustice anywhere in delhi then this is the most likely place yet at first glance everything seems so laid back and unpolitical an oasis at the heart of a congested metropolis of over fifteen million people this is the danube a