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To fill the gap of trained manpower Mahatma Gandhi University has opened its distance education center in Indore. This center will offer graduate, Post graduate and Management education as well as short term certificate courses.

"Peace will not come out of a clash of arms but out of justice lived and done by unarmed nations in the face of odds" ~ Mahatma Gandhi

A fiction “India 1783: An Uprising” by Ganesh Sawant makes readers do soul searching to realize may be shining India is leaving something important behind and repeating mistakes of past.

A god-fearing auto mechanic presented with the responsibility of repairing a Ford V8 that once held the ashes of Mahatma Gandhi.

For the last 51 years, the one constant in the Republic Day Parade has been the NCC girls’ band from Birla Balika Vidyapeeth — the Pilani Band. They are part of what has now become a tradition.

The Gandhi house, named Satyagraha House and owned by Voyageurs de Monde Group, will be rennovated into a Gandhi memorial. It is now officially registered as part of South African national heritage.

The former home of Mahatma Gandhi is for sale and Coal India Limited, an Indian state controlled company, are trying to buy the South African property. It's their second attempt to do so.

Many National and International organizations have started joining Global Film Festival Noida.

Mahatma Gandhi's Birthday - Global live broadcast on 2nd October 2010, the United Nation‘s International Day of Nonviolence, by Music 4 Peace - Gandhi Tour & Peace Day TV

Just a day before the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the Mahatma Gandhi Forum celebrated World Smile Day at Film City Noida

We cannot get better person to represent Gandhi School of Thoughts other than Sandeep Marwah who has spent 30 years in spreading Gandhi thinking in the Country.

Worldwide petition leads to honorary designation of "Peace Crater" for Mahatma Gandhi

Voice recording those days was a far more cumbersome procedure than it is today. Voice recorders and handy cassettes had not yet arrived. Recording was done on unwieldy presto discs 16 to 18 inches in diameter

Just as the world gets more connected interesting phenomenons are taking birth. Now the US and Pakistan have a rare commonality.