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Gangabehn Majmundar

A woman who joined Gandhi's ashram and became a devoted follower.

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Also known as Gangabehn Majmundar, Gangabehn

First appearance: part v ix founding of the ashram

Gangabehn Majmundar shows up with force in The Birth of Khadi. The page is where that presence becomes real.

Remarkable widow discovered at Broach Educational Conference; promises to search for a spinning wheel.
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Gangabehn Majmundar first appears in 0135 part v ix founding of the ashram.

In The Birth of Khadi: Remarkable widow discovered at Broach Educational Conference; promises to search for a spinning wheel.

Later, in XL: Found at Last!: Found spinning wheels in Vijapur, organized spinners and weavers, and supplied Gandhi with khadi dhotis.

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DADada AbdullaGKGopal Krishna …USUmar SobaniVGVirchand GandhiGMGangabehn Majmundar

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  • Diverse associates and followers
  • Protagonist
  • South African merchant supporters

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See Gangabehn Majmundar in part v ix founding of the ashram