Turn the pages of these books to learn about Gandhi, one of the greatest figures that ever lived.
My Experiments with Truth
Candid autobiography, but sadly ends in 1921. We have to depend on other chroniclers for accounts of his life thereafter.
Gandhi Before India
Ramachandra Guha examines the two decades Gandhi spent in South Africa working as a lawyer, community leader and activist.
Basis for Hansal Mehta's forthcoming Gandhi OTT series.
Mohandas A True Story Of A Man, His People, And An Empire
Historian turns his sharp scrutiny on his grandfather's life, beliefs and contradictions.
The Life Of Mahatma Gandhi
The inspiration for Richard Attenborough's Oscar-winning film.
Mahatma Gandhi: His Life & Ideas
An intimate portrait of the man behind the myth by someone who knew him well.
My Dear Bapu...
Letters C Rajagopalachari wrote to the Mahatma, his son-in-law Devdas Gandhi and his grandson Gopalkrishna Gandhi. Enchanting insights about two fascinating families linked by marriage.
Gandhi: The Years That Changed the World
Begins with Gandhi's arrival in Bombay in 1915 and covers his life and work in the next three decades. Masterful history.
The Death and Afterlife of Mahatma Gandhi
As The Telegraph review noted: 'Paranjape uses the Mahatma's death to lead his readers into a bewildering array of possibilities -- could the Mahatma have scripted his own death?'...
Gandhi In His Time And Ours
'I examine Gandhi's legacy as the creator and advocate of a radical style of politics,' writes historian David Hardiman.
Economist Gandhi: The Roots And The Relevance Of The Political Economy of the Mahatma
Jaithirth 'Jerry' Rao tells us why we need to look at the Mahatma as an unlikely management guru.
Great Soul, Mahatma Gandhi And His Struggle With India
Controversial book on Gandhi's extraordinary struggles on two continents -- his mission and legacy.
Gandhi: A Memoir
Best known for his books on Nazi Germany, William L Shirer spent a year in India and watched Gandhi go about his politics and life. Insightful.