Gandhi's Letters to TOI Reveal His Stand on Key National Issues
Mahatma Gandhi frequently used newspapers as a platform to communicate directly with the Indian public throughout his life. Author Alok Sharma has examined letters Gandhi wrote to The Times of India, spanning his years in South Africa through the independence movement. The letters shed light on Gandhi's evolving positions on Satyagraha and civil resistance. They also address critical issues such as the Rowlatt Act, Dalit representation, and Hindu-Muslim unity. Additionally, the correspondence highlights the hardships endured by Indians living in South Africa during that era.
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