Shyam Saran writes: Gandhi’s ideals of non-violence and communal harmony remain relevant 75 years after his assassination

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Shyam Saran writes: Gandhi’s ideals of non-violence and communal harmony remain relevant 75 years after his assassination

By Shyam Saran

The Indian Express

January 30, 2023

Gandhian values of non-violence, inclusiveness and communal harmony enabled India to establish a unique democracy achieving momentous economic and social transformation through the ballot box rather than through the barrel of the gun.

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Shyam Saran writes: Gandhi’s ideals of non-violence and communal harmony remain relevant 75 years after his assassination

By Shyam Saran