Tall tale of insecurity

, a Hindu fanatic Nathu Ram Godse murdered Mohan Das Karamchand Gandhi, fondly remembered as the father of the nation. He was revered with a title Mahatma after his death. His principles of non-violence were adopted by many heroes of the history ...

Tags: Karan Grover, Byomkesh Bakshi, Sherlock Holmes, Karamchand 0 Mumbai: TV actor Karan V. Grover, who loves superhero characters and would like to play one on the big screen, feels that someone should attempt a technologically sound movie on ...

The great Indian proponent of peace in a time of heavy and widespread colonial exploitation Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, aka Mahatma Gandhi, said, All through history, there have been tyrants and murderers, and for a time, they seem invincible. But ...

The Congress government has a business model which it has pursued with vigour, and if the last decade's experience is anything to go by, success. It involves building up a brand out of the descendants of forgotten Feroz Gandhi, and transferring billions taken ...

LONDON A pair of sandals formerly owned by Mahatma Gandhi is to go under the hammer in Britain later this month. Auction house Mullocks said the battered leather shoes, due to be sold on May 21, were expected to fetch up to 15,000 ($23,000) despite ...

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Outside the railway station in Pietermaritzburg is a statue of a historic figure. The unveiling coincided with the centenary of an event that ultimately resulted in India attaining independence. It was 120 years ago when he was thrown off a train at ...

Mr. Gopal Subramanium's article in The Hindu (editorial page, "When judges don't adjudicate enough," May 1, 2013) gives a thumbs down to dispute resolution processes other than litigation. He says that "adjudication of claims is of transcendental ...

Alan Flusser, the American designer whose books included Making the Man, Style and the Man and Dressing the Man, would have loved the sartorial sub-text of Mushirul Hasan's tribute to Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi.