Unrest in India and Gandhi's non cooperation
The text discusses unrest in India during Lord Minto’s viceroyalty, Gandhi’s non cooperation movement, and the Morley Minto reforms. It cites British policy, economic strain, and Gandhi’s call for spinning and boycotts as a path to self rule, examining social and religious tensions and the impact on education and employment.
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Mahatma Gandhi idolized by followers amid Delhi rumors
Readers report on fervent devotion to the Mahatma and his perceived infallibility as a national torchbearer. Alleged incidents and stories circulate in Delhi about promises, miracles, and fear, with critics noting vague assurances and the appeal to credulous listeners among Hindus and spiritualists.
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