GOSH
GOSH! What have we done to Gandhi
Gosh! is a project that begins with the simple question: What have we done to Gandhi? In the land of his birth, Gandhi is increasingly being misrepresented, misinterpreted and misread, often deliberately. Gosh! seeks to correct this imbalance with well-reasoned, fact-based and research-oriented arguments.
Seeking Gandhi
The relentless attacks on Gandhi in recent times tell us that we have not really worked to understand Gandhi, let alone strive to walk on the path he showed us. Gosh! hopes to work with noted Gandhians, scholars, academics and others to offer narratives that might lead us to a better reading of Gandhi and the Gandhian path.
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Shiv Khera, whose website tells us that he has put "millions of people on the path of growth and fulfillment", emphatically says in this video that he is not.
A year when the country celebrates the Mahatma’s 150th birth anniversary offers us a timely opportunity to consider his criticisms of modernity and juxtapose them with th
A star at WEF this year was David Attenborough, the legendary advocate of care for our planet. He fears it may already be too late to stop climate change. The backdrop to
As Gandhiji’s grandson Gopalkrishna Gandhi has rightly remarked, Amit Shah’s remark that he was a clever bania was tasteless and has mischief hidden in it. The use of the
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What is Gosh! all about. A brief note to set out the broad theme of the project and what we hope to achieve.
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Shiv Khera, whose website tells us that he has put "millions of people on the path of growth and fulfillment", emphatically says in this video that he is not.
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Shiv Khera, whose website tells us that he has put "millions of people on the path of growth and fulfillment", emphatically says in this video that he is not.
By Sudarshan Iyengar |
Come October 2 and we remember Gandhi. It is reassuring that at least the ritual continues.
By Jagdish Rattanani |
The noise and confusion being created over an inheritance tax in India is an attempt by the BJP to recover ground in an election that was believed to be in the bag but
By Sudarshan Iyengar |
Gandhiji breathed his last with ‘Hey Ram’ on his lips. Lord Ram has been with Mohandas since his childhood.
By Jyoti Sahi |
Culture cannot grow through self-dependence alone. Growth arises from the interplay between different, though complementary, forces.
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