O fhow many days was the 241 mile-journey from Sabarmati Ashram to Dandi covered on foot by Gandhiji?
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March 13 to April 5,1930.
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Are you an Indian? That you replied to me back, prouding me for reminding to all of you about MaHatma Gandhiji?
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Ghandi is respoonsible for the famous Salt March to Dandi from March 21 to April 6, 1930, marching 400 kilometres (248 miles) from Ahmedabad to Dandi, Gujarat to make his own salt. Thousands of Indians joined him on this march to the sea. This campaign was one of his most successful, resulting in the imprisonment of over 60,000 people.
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India and Pak for sure. He also visited Afganistan.
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I can not answer myself, but as it is a really interesting question I just googled-it... and found these two great links.\nThe first one is an article from the main page of the nobel.org: Mahatma Gandhi, the Missing Laureate\nby Øyvind Tønnesson,Nobel e-Museum Peace Editor, 1998-2000\n\nOf course may be is a lot of the story we'll never know!!
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click on the link \nhttp://www.irdaindia.org/ins_ombusman.htm
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This 42 m high India Gate is located at the eastern end of Rajpath near the Rashtrapati Bhawan(President's House), New Delhi.\n\n\nThis is a majestic high arch with 42 m height, built in the memory of the 70,000 Indian soldiers, killed in the World War I & the Afghan War of 1919. This offers a good view of the Rashtrapati Bhawan. It is also called All India War Memorial and was designed by the British architect Edwin Lutyens. The foundation stone was laid on 10th February 1921 and was completed in 1931. \n\nThis beautiful gate was designed by Sir Edwin Lutyens who is also credited of designing the layout plan of New Delhi. The whole structure is built from sandstone and rises to an height of 42 m. The name of the soldiers has engraved on the arch and foundations of the gate. The entire arch stands on a red Bharatpur stone.
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1,000,000,000,000km\n621,371,192,237miles
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I have heard stories about Indian Yogis(babaji) living in Himalayas for more than 1000 years or longer.I am interesting in visitng Himalayas and discover and meet such great people.Any one interested is welcome to join us in December month to visit himalayas and explore this subject in great detail.All suggestions are welcome.\nrishikeshfoundation@yahoo.com
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yes thats true. but if everyone thinks in this way then there wont be anything. there must be someone who has to initiate or make an attempt. there r people in this world who may extend their hands to help and r satisfied with u. even history says that. gandhiji started solo but he soon got many followers.same way martin luther was one.
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Dr. Rajendra Prasad (1884-1963)\nTerm of Office: 26 January 1950 TO 13 May 1962\n\nCheck this website of President of India, it has got details of all the Presidents of India and it is worthwile to go through......
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LORD MOUNTBATTEN, MAHATMA GANDHI & MOHAMMED ALI JINNAH
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Indira Gandhi attended prominent Indian, European and British schools like Santiniketan and Oxford, but her weak academic performance prevented her from obtaining a degree.  In her years in continental Europe and the U.K., she met Feroze Gandhi, a young Parsee Congress activist, whom she married in 1942, just before the beginning of the Quit India Movement - the final, all-out national revolt launched by Mahatma Gandhi and the Congress Party. The couple were arrested and detained for several months for their involvement in the movement. In 1944, Gandhi gave birth to Rajiv Gandhi, followed by Sanjay Gandhi two years later .
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he had 7 very long days
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In 1930, gandhi marched to the sea and made salt.  in 1947, the proud people of india won their independence from their imperialist oppressors half a world away.  in 17 short years, gandhi "led" the people of india to freedom from a country 1/15 its size with 1/7 the population.  17 short years, preceded by centuries of rule by outsiders.  what a proud and glorious time, to "win" freedom from a broken country that was on the verge of being wiped off the map, that was in shambles from the ravages of WWII.  the actions of gandhi had a profound impact on india, delaying freedom by years, reinforcing the indian subservient mentality.\n\nif gandhi were alive today, im sure he would fix the problem by the mighty weapon of "fasting" to teach the pharma companies a stern lesson.  "if you dont stop what you are doing, i wont eat"\n\nif gandhi were alive today, if india did rid itself of the shackles of abuse and oppression, he would refuse to deal with the aftermath of the problem and allow india to be split into many pieces, resulting in more than a million deaths and the displacement of many million people and the eventual creation of rival nations armed with nuclear weapons, constantly at war, he could add to his legacy greatly.\n\nthe way to prosperity and the ability of a nation to take care of itself comes from moving forward and making progress, not moving backwards and spinning your own thread.  india is moving forward in some sectors today because of education and progress into the 20th and 21st century.  the problem of clinical trials will end when the value of an indian life is more than the price that a pharma company is willing to pay to acquire such information.  today, the value of an indian life is lower because of the misguided backward thinking of people like gandhi.  it is lower because of overpopulation that comes from arbitrary use of vaccines and inoculations without thinking about the social change that needs to be coupled with it.  mostly, it is lower because of centuries of "training" by oppressors to be inferior.  it is time to cleanse india and indians of the poison that is this backwards thinking, instead of the artificial cleansing of clinical trials.  when the indian nation and people are able to evolve backwards,  ironically, to a time when they were proud and forward to a time when they are smart enough to make the right choices, the value of an indian life will be too high for a pharma company to "buy" it for their trials.\n\nthe rejection of this "new imperialism" comes not from embracing the "fasting" mentality, it comes from the embracing of the "we'll build automobile factories, aircraft carriers, increase our investment in infrastructure, create pharma companies that create drugs instead of just producing fake knockoffs of western drugs, and becoming part of the modern world" mentality.  for today, we do not ban clinical trials and cower away from reality, we run as fast as we can and apply our resources to fighting our true oppressor, our own weak minds.
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All speculation.  He might have gone anywhere.  Some say he went to England. Some say India.  There is no record of his travels, though that doesn't mean he didn't leave his country and see the world.
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I was going to say the exact same.  Ghandi!  Fantastic leader, interesting journey and a lot of things to find to research him.  \nAlso Nelson Mandala, he's still alive today.  Not sure if that's criteria or not...\nAlso, Albert Einstein!  He's lead an interesting life to say the least, and theres plenty of ways you could write an essay on him\nGood luck!