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'What would Gandhi do?' - Mike Lowe writes about how Rajmohan Gandhi shares his grandfather’s peace-building mission. More

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AAP win in Delhi polls: Now people will compare performance against promises
12 February, 2015
Rajmohan Gandhi assesses the recent election in an article in the Economic Times.
The rising tide of coercion
30 January, 2015
Writing in The Tribune, Rajmohan Gandhi calls for the creation of a climate where diversity and diverse opinions are respected.
Mahatma’s ghar wapsi
12 January, 2015
Rajmohan Gandhi writes in the Indian Express about his grandfather.
Tale of Two Gentlemen
11 January, 2015
The Ahmedabad Mirror interviews Rajmohan Gandhi
The Ambedkar-Gandhi Debate: A Reply to Arundhati Roy
2 January, 2015
Rajmohan Gandhi revisits the historic tension between the goals of independence and social justice, a tension that has continuing relevance and current parallels.
Remembering a prince
3 December, 2014
The Hindu reviews Rajmohan Gandhi’s new book, “The Prince of Gujarat”, which, it says, "brings the story of Darbar Gopaldas Desai to life".
UP 2014, like Punjab 1947
12 September, 2014
Uttar Pradesh in 2014 is like Pubjab in 1947, says Rajmohan Gandhi in The Indian Express
Gandhi Aaj Phir - Vote Rajmohan Gandhi 2014
28 March, 2014
Promotional video in Hindi for Rajmohan Gandhi, standing for the Aam Adami Party in the national elections.
Rajmohan Gandhi addresses the Karachi Literature Festival
19 February, 2014
As a keynote speaker at the inaugural session, Prof Gandhi exhorted India and Pakistan to put their own house in order.
Message for Ukraine
2 February, 2014
Rajmohan Gandhi has recorded a short message to the people of Ukraine.

Message for Ukraine

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New book

Researched in India, Pakistan and at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Rajmohan Gandhi's latest book narrates a 240-year story of what old-timers know as undivided Punjab, beginning with the 1707 death of Emperor Aurangzeb and ending with the 1947 division into West Punjab and East Punjab. More 

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