Gandhis London walk is rediscovery of London. I know the monuments and history of central London districts of Aldwych, Strand, Coven Garden, Russel Square and Trafalgar Square almost as well as my own living room. But Gandhis London walk opened a whole new text book about London to me. It’s a part of London’s history [...]
The Goyal Foundation aims to promote Gandhian thoughts by retracing the footsteps of the great man M K Gandhi in the west and discovering his historical importance and contemporary relevance to the United Kingdom and the wider world today.
Millions of Indians study, live and work or travel to the UK as they have for over [...]
Press Release
May 15, 2007, London
A blue badge guided walking tour through Central London, “Gandhis London” is being launched May 18, 2007 in London.
The tour will be guided by The London Walks Company.
The walk, expected to take upto 3 hours will explore London buildings, monuments and historical spots associated with Mr. M.K. Gandhi, also known [...]
Today violence is way of life and you can’t walk out of your door without fear of terror attacks , so much for the “war on terror”! Relevance here comes with Ghandhi’s message of non-violence. Let’s pull Ghandhi out of the closet, out of the libraries and spread peace with this walk. Chris
I always felt that Mahatma Gandhi’s autobiography - My Experiments with Truth - is one of the books which should be made compulsory reading in the schools. His truthfulness reflects in each page of the book without making an effort to portray how great he was. I compliment the Goyal Foundation on this walk.
Jayant
You may be aware that it was Rabindranath Tagore who first called Gandhiji a Mahatma.
Mahatama Gandhi’s philosophy of non-violence and civil disobedience inspired other nations to carry out their freedom struggle
Jayant
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-tFUFtXKq9Q
