By Archisha Yadav | September 30, 2024
A key text where Gandhi outlines his vision for self-rule in India, criticising Western civilisation and industrialisation, and proposing non-violent resistance.
Image: Canva
This autobiography details Gandhi’s life from his early childhood to 1921, offering insights into his philosophies, beliefs, and personal growth.
Image: Canva
Gandhi shares his thoughts on maintaining physical and mental well-being, covering diet, hygiene, and the importance of self-control and simplicity in life.
Image: Canva
Gandhi narrates the development of his non-violent resistance in South Africa, where he first applied his principles of peaceful protest.
Image: Canva
In this book, Gandhi discusses his religious beliefs, explaining how his faith in God and principles like truth and non-violence shaped his personal and public life.
Image: Canva
Gandhi advocates for a vegetarian lifestyle, connecting it to his broader philosophy of non-violence and respect for all living beings.
Image: Canva
A collection of Gandhi’s writings, this book presents his vision for India’s future, including the need for economic self-reliance, village development, and unity.
Image: Canva
Gandhi interprets the teachings of the Bhagavad Gita and relates them to his philosophy of non-violence and duty without attachment to outcomes.
Image: Canva
In this book, Gandhi explores his belief that truth is the ultimate force in the universe and shares how it influenced his approach to life, politics, and spirituality.
Image: Canva
This book lays out Gandhi’s idea of building a self-sufficient society based on non-violence, social reforms, and self-reliance to achieve true independence.
Image: Canva