Illustrated biography of the great man by Salman Rushdie. Illustrations by Amarjeet Malik and photographs.

Read about Gandhi's role as a supporter of women's liberation and equality.

Scott Graham describes Gandhi's march to Dandi to protest against the salt tax. Includes photographs and bibliography.

Learn about Mahatma Gandhi's historical march to Dandi.

A small collection of quotes of and about Gandhi, together with brief biographical information.

A Flash presentation of photographs of Gandhi.

Critical biography of Gandhi; family background, early days in South Africa, attitude towards violence, role in the Indian freedom movement, relationship with other Indian leaders

The site analysis Gandhi as a 'constant experimenter' in spirituality, self-reliance, health, clothing, child care, and status of women.

The Mission of the M.K. Gandhi Institute for Non violence is to promote and apply the principles of nonviolence locally, nationally, and globally, to prevent violence and resolve personal and public conflicts through research, education, and programming.

Gandhiji's message on the Gita, the holy book of the Hindus.

An essay by James D. Hunt analysing the relationship between Gandhi and the residents of this country.

Read about Gandhi's visit to South Africa, where he went to study law.

Offers bibliography of books and lesson plans on Gandhi.

An essay by Aman Kohli featuring Gandhi's views on parenting, character and keeping fit.

Learn about Gandhi's ideology of satyagraha and ahimsa. Includes biography, teachings and related resources.

Learn about the significance of Mahatma Gandhi's loincloth, which helped him identify with the poorest of Indians.

ThinkQuest entry features the story of Gandhi's assassination by Nathuram Godse.

An article by Arundhati Bhanot on Mahatma's diet and views.

Essay by Lavanam discussing Gandhi's courageous and revolutionary approach in life.

An essay by Arun Sannuti on Gandhi's belief in vegetarianism.

An essay by Dr.Steven Best about Gandhi and his path of vegetarianism.

Offers films, footage, audio, video, books, photographs and a webstore related to Gandhi.

Includes chronologies, articles and links to biographies and an autobiography.

Gandhi's life and work. An informative site, also a large collection of links to yet more information.

Text of the 1990 Annual Gandhi Lecture for the International Association of Gandhian Studies, on misconceptions about Gandhi and nonviolence.

Mahatma Gandhi visited Ceylon in 1927 and stayed with the Corea Family in Chilaw. The story of that visit, with illustrations.

The official e-archive, the site consists of in-depth information about his lifestyle, teachings, stamps, books, audios and videos of Gandhi.

About Gandhi's emphasis on character education and how it helps in academic achievement.

Features biography, pictures and links to sites for Mahatma Gandhi.

About Gandhi's trip to Madurai, which brought about the change in his way of dressing.

An article by Øyvind Tønnesson from the Nobel eMuseum on Ganghi's nominations for, but failure to win the Nobel Peace Prize.

Sangram Purohit's study of Gandhi, including a detailed, illustrated biography, quotations demonstrating his philosophy, photographs, and images of Gandhi on postage stamps and currency.

Browse through Gandhi's quotes on character, democracy, justice, patriotism and untouchability.

An essay on Mahatma?Gandhi and the Bahais striving to achieve a non-violent civilization.

Learn about the memorial museum in Mumbai which housed Gandhi. Includes biography, letters, quotations, library, photographs, and artifacts.

Grandson of M.Gandhi meeting the son of M.L.King

Quotations, bibliography, links.

Government sponsored museum dedicated to preserve and promote Gandhiji's letters, books, films, manuscripts, photographs, voice records, and mementos.

Dedicated to commemorate 75 years of the Salt March of 1930. The Great Salt march is acknowledged as the event that shook the British Empire.

A sound clip of a paranormal voice purported to be of Mahatma Gandhi as recorded with British medium Leslie Flint

Gandhi quotations and links reflect his ideas about spirituality and non-violent action, as well as his deep commitment to individual liberty and the minimal state.