Inheriting Gandhi, edited by Satishchandra Kumar, Kanchana Mahadevan, Meher Bhoot, and Rajesh Kharat, is a thoughtful collection that revisits Mahatma Gandhi’s legacy and its continuing relevance today. Drawing on reflection, critique, and interpretation, the book explores how Gandhian ideas have shaped public life, ethics, and political thought in India.
Ideal for readers interested in history, social philosophy, and Indian political ideas, this book invites you to engage with Gandhi not just as a historical figure, but as a living influence on contemporary debates. It offers a reflective reading experience for anyone wanting to understand the many ways Gandhi continues to be inherited, questioned, and reimagined.
