The Complete Published Works of Mahatma Gandhi

Hind Swaraj

Gandhi examines Indian self-rule, colonialism, modern civilization and the moral responsibilities of individuals. Written in 1909, it presents his argument that genuine independence requires ethical and social transformation, not merely the replacement of British rulers.

अनासक्तियोग

Gandhi's interpretation of the Bhagavad Gita emphasizes anasakti, or non-attachment to the fruits of one's actions. He reads the scripture as a guide to ethical action, self-discipline and service without selfish desire.

दक्षिण अफ्रीका के सत्याग्रह का इतिहास

Gandhi describes the development of satyagraha during his years in South Africa, including campaigns against discriminatory laws and the organization of Indian communities. It explains how disciplined nonviolent resistance became central to his political philosophy.

येरवदा मंदिर से

Written around Gandhi's ashram teachings, this work discusses moral disciplines such as truth, nonviolence, celibacy, control of the palate, non-possession and fearlessness. It explains how personal conduct supports a life devoted to service.

सत्य के प्रयोग

Gandhi recounts his childhood, education, time in London, experiences in South Africa and development of his principles of truth and nonviolence. It explores his experiments with diet, religion, self-discipline and public service.