The Story of My Experiments with Truth · Character
Ramdas Gandhi
Gandhi's third son, who participated in his father's movements.
minor
Also known as Ramdas
First appearance: part ii xxiii as a householder
Ramdas Gandhi shows up with force in Education of Children. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Another son of Gandhi who was educated at home and later at the improvised school; noted as having complaints about the lack of formal schooling.
Ramdas Gandhi first appears in 0050 part ii xxiii as a householder.
In Education of Children: Another son of Gandhi who was educated at home and later at the improvised school; noted as having complaints about the lack of formal schooling.
Later, in Return to India: Supports Gandhi's decision to return the gifts and helps persuade Kasturbai.
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- Diverse associates and followers
- Nationalist leaders and coworkers
- Personal family and healers
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- Breaking point
- Aftermath
- Closing
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See Ramdas Gandhi in part ii xxiii as a householder