Everyone wants a piece of Mahatma Gandhi
Updated On: 01 October, 2018 06:57 AM IST | Mumbai | Dharmendra Jore
the Congress seems desperate to re-appropriate the Mahatma; the Sevagram Ashram trustees indicate what lies ahead for the party by saying no to the Congress jamboree even as the BJP tries to claim its share of Gandhigiri

In a new awakening, the Congress seems desperate to re-appropriate the Mahatma; the Sevagram Ashram trustees indicate what lies ahead for the party by saying no to the Congress jamboree even as the BJP tries to claim its share of Gandhigiri with a four-month programme, and turning Sevagram into a world-class heritage site
A sedate Sevagram Ashram does not get much attention from the outside world. A home for many years to Mahatma Gandhi, the place is revered by Gandhians. The command control of the Gandhian thought-inspired actions is moderately populated by people who take pride in the fact that their dwelling has a place of eminence in India's history of the freedom struggle. They do, however, wonder why Sevagram has never been treated as a world class heritage site that needed to be projected as one of India’s biggest gifts to the world.
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