Ramchandra Guha, the historian behind two biographies of Mahatma Gandhi joins host Amit Varma for this two-part series on The Seen and the Unseen podcast. The first part titled Mohandas features Guha discussing Gandhi’s early life, his exposure to Western literature and philosophy, and pivotal experiences that ingrained within him the ideas of satyagraha and non-violent resistance. The second part, Mahatma, explores Gandhi’s transformation into the iconic leader of India’s independence movement and his strategies to mobilise mass support. Peppered with lesser-known anecdotes, Guha’s narration will keep you glued to the three-hour-long series.
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In this series, veteran journalist Ashraf Engineer speaks with peace activist Tushar Gandhi, great-grandson of Mahatama Gandhi, who transports you to the twilight of the Mahatma’s life over six episodes. Scratching beneath the surface, they navigate stories about an India fractured along religious lines, and the leader’s unwavering commitment to non-violence tested at every turn. There’s an intimacy in Tushar’s reflections that unveil the struggles which the Mahatma kept hidden from the world. With conversations reflecting upon the striking similarities between the Mahatma’s final years and the current era, this podcast will leave you with some questions to reflect upon.
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