Chronology of the life of Mahatma Gandhi - 1943
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1943 |
January |
12 |
Jaikrishna P. Bhansali gave up fast following agreement with the Central Provinces Government. |
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1943 |
January |
26 |
On the occasion of Independence Day, Gandhi repledged himself. |
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1943 |
January |
29 |
In letter to Lord Linlithgow, conveyed his intention to go on "fast according to capacity after the early morning breakfast on February 9". |
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1943 |
February |
7 |
In letter to Sir John Gilbert Laithwaite, suggested that his entire correspondence with Government, beginning with his letter dated August 14, should be published. |
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1943 |
February |
8 |
In letter to Viceroy, declined Government’s offer to release him for the duration of his proposed fast. |
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1943 |
February |
10 |
Began his 21-day fast. |
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1943 |
February |
21 |
Interview to S.A. Brelvi. |
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1943 |
February |
23 |
Discussion with Horace G. Alexander. |
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1943 |
March |
3 |
Gandhi broke the fast at 9.34 a.m. |
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1943 |
May |
4 |
In letter to M.A. Jinnah, thanked him for his reported invitation to write to him and suggested "meeting face to face rather than talking through correspondence". |
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1943 |
May |
27 |
In letter to Sir Richard tottenham, expressed regret over Government’s refusal to forward his letter to M.A. Jinnah. |
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1943 |
July |
15 |
Handed to Suprintendent, Detention Camp, detailed reply to Government publication, Congress Responsibility for the Disturbances, 1942-43. |
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1943 |
July |
16 |
In letter to Sir Richard Tottenham, refuted remours that he had written to Viceroy withdrawing A.I.C.C. resolution of August 8, 1942. |
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1943 |
September |
27 |
In letter to Lord Linlithgow , said "Of all the high functionaries I have had the honour of knowing, none had been the cause of such deep sorrow to me as you have been." |
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1943 |
October |
26 |
In letter to Sir Richard Tottenham, said that a tribunal should go into the charges against Congress. |
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1943 |
November |
18 |
Talk with Mirabehn about dangerous animals, snakes, etc. |
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1943 |
December |
7 |
Talk with Nirmala and Devdas Gandhi. |
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1943 |
December |
9 |
Talk with Devdas Gandhi, Manorama Mashruwala, Ramabehn Parekh and Madhavdas Kapadia. |
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1943 |
December |
29 |
In letter to Agatha Harrison, Gandhi said "…I am the same man as you have known me…Truth and non-violence remain my sheet-anchor as never before." |