Indian Opinion
| Thumbnail | Title | Description |
|---|---|---|
 |
Gandhi and the Tamils |
Writing in Indian Opinion on February 6, 1909, on the progress of the Satyagraha, Gandhiji said: The Tamils have surpassed all expectations. All their leaders are now in Gaol. Now-a-days, imprisonment is not merely for a week, but for....... |
 |
Mixed articles on Gandhi 1946 |
Opening of Imperial Parliament ...................... |
 |
Gandhi Miscellaneous picture | |
 |
General articles on M K Gandhi | |
 |
Newspaper articles on Mohandas Gandhi | |
 |
Gandhi and co-operative commonwealth |
The discovery of gold and diamonds hastened the incorporating of South Africa into the changing world economy. It fostered the shift from a pastoral to an industrial society........ |
 |
Article on Gandhi - Draft |
Gandhi - the myths behind the legend By 1904, South Africa's coloured and Indian communities had started a slow journey towards political had at last found to champion their other a doctor awareness.....
|
 |
Indian Opinion Notes and News 1938 | |
| Gandhi's editor : the letters of M.H. Nazar, 1902-1903 |
Mansukhlal Hiralal Nazar was born in Surat, India in 1862 and, after living for a time in England, arrived .... |
|
| Printing Press |
Printing pres used by Gandhi |
|
| Printing Press |
Printing press used by Gandhi |
|
| Printing Press |
Prinitng press used by Gandhi |
|
| Printing press |
Printing press used by Gandhi |
|
| Printing machines used by Gandhi |
Printing press |
|
| Personalities appeared in Indian Opinion |
Pictures in the Indian Opinion |
|
| International printing press |
Printing Press on Gandhi Settlement |
|
| Henry Polak editor of the Indian Opinion |
Henry Polak. Polak is an editor Gandhi befriends at a vegetarian restaurant |
|
| Printing press in Phoenix |
Printing press on Phoenix Settlement |
|
| H Kitchin editor of the Indian Opinion |
Gandhiji had first met him at a vegetarian restaurant in Johannesburg. He owned a ... He succeeded Kitchin as editor of Indian Opinion. "He is at ... |
|
| M H Nazar |
This man was M.H. Nazar, a secretary of the Natal Indian Congress. ... Indian Opinion and political activism on the part of its editors became an ... |