Home 
Miscellaneous Gandhi Dioramas presenting Landmark Events of Mahatma Gandhi's Life
Miscellaneous Gandhi Dioramas presenting Landmark Events of Mahatma Gandhi's Life
Dioramas presenting Landmark Events of Mahatma Gandhi's Life
order by
30 January 2017
500
STEALING AND ATONEMENT, 1883 - Once Mohan stole a bit of Gold, but it weighed heavily on his conscience. He made a confession to his father and asked for punishment. Sincere repentance won Mohan his father's affection.
30 January 2017
500
NURSING HIS AILING FATHER, 1884-85 -
During five long years of his father's illness, Mohan nursed him and
listened to discussion on different faiths.
30 January 2017
500
SEEKING MOTHER'S PERMISSION TO GO ABROAD, 1888 -
Mohan's mother consented going to England for further studies only after he
took a vow not to touch wine, women & meat.
30 January 2017
500
VICTIM OF RACIAL DISCRIMINATION, 1893 -
On a complaint by a white passenger, M.M.Gandhi, Barrister-at-Law was thrown out of the first class railway compartment at Maritzburg in South Africa. This incident changed the course of his life.
30 January 2017
500
THE EPIC MARCH, 1913 -
Hundreds of Indians marched from New Castle to Transvaal as a protest against £3 tax. Their leader Gandhi was arrested three times in four days but they continued the march.
30 January 2017
500
RETURN OF THE HERO, 1915 -
On their return from South Africa after 21 years, Gandhi and Kasturbai were given an imposing reception in Bombay. People spontaneously addressed Gandhi as 'Mahatma' the great soul.
30 January 2017
500
STAIN OF INDIGO, 1917 -
Gandhi espoused the cause of the oppressed peasants on the indigo plantation in Bihar and launched his first civil disobedience movement in India.
30 January 2017
500
THE JALLIANWALA BAGH MASSACRE, 1918 -
Gandhi investigated into the attrocities committed by General Dyer on a peaceful gathering at Amritsar, killing 375 and injuring 1000 and more unarmed, unwarned people.
30 January 2017
500
DEATH OF LOKMANYA TILAK, 1920 -
All classes and communities of people participated in the funeral procession of BalGangadhar Tilak in Bombay. Gandhi said, "A giant among men has fallen."
30 January 2017
500
BONFIRE OF FOREIGN CLOTH, 1921 -
Gandhi inaugurated the campaign for the boycott of foreign cloth by kindling an immense bonfire in Bombay for economic emancipation of India.
30 January 2017
500
THE GREAT TRIAL, 1922 -
Gandhi was tried for sedition, in March. Pleading guilty he said, "I hold it to be a virtue to be disaffected towards a government which has done more harm to India that any previous system." He was sentenced to six years' imprisonment.
30 January 2017
500
KHADI AND VILLAGE INDUSTRIES -
The inhuman destruction of village-industries was corroding Gandhi's heart. He believed that their restoration alone would feed the hungry millions.
One Page One Theme
Exhibit/Collections
Creative Philately
Philatelist's Delight
Books by Author
Site Visitor
CN
11021
AU
3162
US
3143
AR
1981
IN
1906
UA
912
MN
615
JP
107
CA
82
RU
65
KH
44
SK
39
GB
35
SE
25
DE
19
FR
19
NL
16
RO
15
KR
14
IR
14
These values are site pages viewed till date for the month of April 2024.
Site Statistics
Jan to June 2023
Pages viewed: 80,706
Unique visitors: 9,124
For previous year 2022
Pages viewed: 174,067
Unique visitors: 18,766