Studies of Gandhi's Hind Swaraj
by Dr. Jyotsna Kamat
First Published as a Series in Amma's Column
Page Last Updated: November 16, 2024
The book of 'Hind swaraj' was written by Gandhiji in 1908. He was on his return voyage from London to South Africa and wrote on the way. Hence it is often called 'Sermon on the sea'. It is a small book of about hundred pages but contains most of the principles Gandhi stood for. It became a Bible during Indian freedom struggle inspiring millions to resist British rule and adopt Swadeshi. Hind Swaraj is considered most relevant, universal and chief one among Gandhi's basic works.
Notes on Hind Swaraj
Introduction to Hind
Swaraj
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Ideas from Hind
Swaraj
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Was India One Nation? Gandhi argues that India was one country even before the British unified it. |
Relevance of Gandhi's
Hind Swaraj Gandhiji's thoughts on impact of civilization and colonialism on mankind. |
See Also:
- Gandhi Autobiography -- Full text of Gandhi's autobiography "The Stories of My Experiments with Truth" with annotations and hyperlinks.