In his autobiography, Gandhi discusses his early life and moral development, highlighting his commitment to nonviolence and truth.
Journalist Louis Fischer offers insights into the political situation of India in 1942 by recounting his experiences during a week-long stay with Gandhi.
Bose, Gandhi’s secretary, reflects on the leader’s later years, revealing the challenges he faced both politically and personally.
Gandhi’s vision for the independence and self-rule of India is presented in this important text. It criticises Western civilisation and advocates for swaraj (self-governance) through nonviolent resistance, emphasising self-reliance, simplicity and truth.
This book covers Gandhi’s early years in South Africa and his return to India, detailing how his philosophy shaped the fight for independence and the partition.