AUDIOS

 

Mahatma Gandhi
Mahatma Gandhi’s campaign of nonviolent civil resistance to British rule of India led to India’s independence in 1947. A member of the merchant caste, Mohandas K. Gandhi, later called Mahatma (Sanskrit for "great soul"), studied law in London. As a lawyer, and later as a political activist, he effectively fought discrimination with his principles of truth, nonviolence, and courage.

Nehru Announces Gandhi's Death
After Gandhi was assassinated on January 30, 1948, his friend and one-time protégé Jawaharlal Nehru (by then Prime Minister of India) announced his death on the radio. His voice breaking with emotion, he payed tribute to his mentor of the previous 30 years, whose moral authority had given him a unique place in the struggle for Indian independence.

Links to other audio files available for download:
1. Shlokas
These Shlokas are adaptations of the multi-faith prayers recited every morning and evening in Mahatma's ashrams.
It contains excerpts from Hindu, Islamic, Buddhists and Zorastrian Faiths.

 
2. Vaishnavjan to tene re kahiye
This is an ancient devotional song written by Narsi Mehta, a devotee poet of Lord Krishna.
The Bhajan is a description of virtues of an ideal human being.

 
3. Raghupati Ragahav Raja Ram
This Hymn is sung in praise of Oneness of God and Religion.

The above mentioned bhajans and shlokas have been taken from the album called Ashram Bhajanavali by The Gramophone Company of India Ltd.
These bhajans and shlokas are sung by Ashit Desai.

4. Suno Suno Aie Duniya Walo
This song was sung by Late Mohammed Rafi in praise of Mahatma Gandhi.

5. http://www.harappa.com/sounds/sound/gandhi.ram