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Mahatma Gandhi

BR Ambedkar: Flawed Genius

Shashi Tharoor

In a new biography of Ambedkar, Shashi Tharoor gets a measure of the constitutionalist and nation-builder, contending that an honest survey of Ambedkar’s life and its impact needs to also look at those faults for which he can be legitimately criticised without taking away from his greatness

Entwined Lives

Urvashi Bahuguna

Amit Majmudar’s new book fictionalises a comparative study of Gandhi and Jinnah

1942: An Indian Tragedy

Sudeep Paul

The price we paid for the failure of the Cripps Mission eighty years ago

Nandalal Bose’s People

Sumana Roy

What did Gandhi and Tagore find in his work?

The Seed of Communalism

Ram Madhav

Jinnah became even more bitter as Gandhi gained in stature

Missing Gandhi at Bharatpur House

K Natwar Singh

The college where no one took the Mahatma’s name

Was There Ever a Golden Age?

Geeta Doctor

An era when Hindus and Muslims shared a bond

Gandhi, the Father

Gopalkrishna Gandhi

A shared vein of political reflection makes the letters to his son Devadas special

Gandhi in Champaran

Shahid Amin

Testimonies of the indigo peasants played a pivotal role in making the Mahatma

Truth On Trial

Vinay Lal

On March 18, 1922, Gandhi pleaded guilty and won a moral victory

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