Gandhi: An Illustrated Biography, a book by publisher Pramod Kapoor, contains some never-seen-before vignettes of the man’s life
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi (second row, sitting fifth from left) with the Indian ambulance corps during the Boer War in 1899
Gandhi: An Illustrated Biography, a book by publisher Pramod Kapoor, contains some never-seen-before vignettes of the man’s life
A policeman confronts Gandhi as he leads striking Indian mine workers from Newcastle to the Transvaal in protest of the Immigration Act, or the ‘Black Act’ on November 6, 1913. During this strike, Gandhi was arrested thrice in a span of four days
Gandhi: An Illustrated Biography, a book by publisher Pramod Kapoor, contains some never-seen-before vignettes of the man’s life
Gandhi (left) with a friend, Haji Ojer Ali, in South Africa
Gandhi: An Illustrated Biography, a book by publisher Pramod Kapoor, contains some never-seen-before vignettes of the man’s life
Medals awarded to Gandhi for his services during the two campaigns in South Africa — the Boer War and Zulu Rebellion
Gandhi: An Illustrated Biography, a book by publisher Pramod Kapoor, contains some never-seen-before vignettes of the man’s life
Gandhi (centre) with the hollywood actor and showman, Charlie Chaplin. Chaplin was eager to meet Gandhi but Gandhi had never heard of him or seen his films. He agreed to meet Chaplin when he heard that Chaplin came from a poor family
Gandhi: An Illustrated Biography, a book by publisher Pramod Kapoor, contains some never-seen-before vignettes of the man’s life
Gandhi (centre) seated with Sardar Vallabhbhai Patel (to Gandhi’s left) at a public meeting in Surat in 1929
Gandhi: An Illustrated Biography, a book by publisher Pramod Kapoor, contains some never-seen-before vignettes of the man’s life
Gandhi and Kasturba during their visit to Santiniketan in 1940. Gandhi and Rabindranath Tagore (right) would address each other as ‘Gurudev’ and ‘Mahatma’, and despite being close friends, often agreed to disagree
Gandhi: An Illustrated Biography, a book by publisher Pramod Kapoor, contains some never-seen-before vignettes of the man’s life
Six weeks after his wife, Kasturba Gandhi, passed away, Gandhi fell ill with a severe attack of malaria. He was released from the Yeravda Jail on May 6, 1944 and he went to his friend Shanti Kumar Morarjee’s house in Juhu, Bombay. He is seen here with his son, Devdas, at Juhu Beach
Gandhi: An Illustrated Biography, a book by publisher Pramod Kapoor, contains some never-seen-before vignettes of the man’s life
Gandhi with Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan, Sushila Nayyar and another associate, Amtus Salam, during their visit to the North West Frontier Province in 1938
Gandhi: An Illustrated Biography, a book by publisher Pramod Kapoor, contains some never-seen-before vignettes of the man’s life
Newspapers in Pakistan carried the news of Gandhi’s death with equal shock. Dawn, which was founded by Muhammad Ali Jinnah, devoted the full front page, treating the assassination as a shared tragedy
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