Raghav (Guest) 5th Oct 2016 at 10:38 pm	Excellent article. Generally we hear two extreme views about Gandhiji - people who respect him and people who hate him. We can't do much about people who hate him but people who respect him also generally forget about the practical and pragmatic approach of the great man.As rightly said, 'he was a master strategist.' His want to constantly learn and grow should be an inspiration even today. Taking criticism positively is something most of us have completely forgotten tod ay - 'nindak niyare raakhiye' is a
GAUTAM BANERJEE 30th Sep 2016 at 05:34 pm	Excellent! Thanks for the reminder that Gandhiji d id exist and his ideals were same as those from the ages. I wonder if ever the nee generation will know anything about him except holiday. Currency notes are becoming obsolete and the new generation d oes not read books or persue literature. Goodbye Gandhiji you had your uses when the country needed you. Now you are just a name and bust here and there.
Rajiv Modi 30th Sep 2016 at 04:40 pm	After a long long time, have come across an article which highlights the best of Gandhi ji. The man has lost almost all relevance to present day X-gen. He is often misquoted on partition, Hindu-Muslim divide and looked down u pon his biography. Sadly, today he is the most mis understood man of our freedom struggle. Those who wish to understand his immense contribution to our society and motherland, may like read books written by his grandson, Shri Raj Mohan Gandi, an eminent scholar with great knowledge of
desh (Guest) 30th Sep 2016 at 04:36 pm	what a tribute to this g8 man on the occasion of h is birth anniversary!! no other time could hv been better than this when tensions with our neighbouring country just escalated. and even if Indians might forget of his contributions/achievements he would still continue to be recognised worldwide, a true leader/messenger of non-violence and peace (peaceful demonstrations ). thanks rumaji for tribute