By William Dalrymple, Financial Times

Review of 'Gandhi: the Man, His People and the Empire' by Charles Allen in the August 2007 issue of the Literary Review of London

Article in the Guardian by Sarfraz Manzoor, on a new film about Mahatma Gandhi and on Rajmohan's book

Interview with Martin Newman of the 'Daily Mirror', London

Review of 'Gandhi: The Man, His People and The Empire' by Chandrahas Choudhury in 'The Scotsman'

Aziz Haniffa writes about a talk given by Rajmohan on 'The Islam/West Divide and India's Role: Hints from the Mahatma'

"We all know that a radical, all-encompassing love of humanity can be one of the most transformative forces on earth. Rajmohan Gandhi's book reminds us that it can spring from the most ordinary of hearts."

Rajmohan and Usha Gandhi visited Washington DC for private meetings with senior Administration officials and Members of Congress, and public engagements at the World Bank, the Library of Congress and George Washington University. In these meetings Rajmohan suggested that much could be learned from the Mahatma’s attitudes to violence and non-violence, his profound respect for all individuals and faiths, his commitment to empower the marginalized and his determination to bridge the Hindu-Muslim divide.

Review of by VC Vishwanathan of 'Ghaffar Khan – Nonviolent Badshah of the Pakhtuns'

Review of 'Gandhi: The Man, His People and The Empire' by Ashok Mitra in the Telegraph of India