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A man took on the Empire, with nothing but a handful of salt.
“It is difficult not to laugh, and we imagine that will be the mood of most thinking Indians.” With that Gandhi’s plans for staging a Salt Satyagraha were dismissed by the Statesman of the time. But what the pro-British paper … Continue reading →
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