Some of the rare letters, postcards and articles signed and autographed by Mahatma Gandhi, will be formally presented to President Pratibha Patil when she arrives here next week on a three-day state visit.
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US collector James Otis wants Mahatma Gandhi's belongings back
Citing a "political turn" to events in India, US-based collector James Otis now wants a New York auction house to return a few of Mahatma Gandhi's personal belongings sold for $1.8 million in a controversial auction."It has become very political in India. The items are being used in a fashion that are not Gandhian at all," the peace activist who had made a futile last minute bid to withdraw the five auctioned items, told IANS over the phone.
Read more »Mahatma Gandhi makes breaking news!
For those who had got used to listening about Mahatma Gandhi on 15th August and 2nd October, the past few days would definitely come as a surprise. Well, Mahatma Gandhi is creating headlines and it is neither Independence Day nor Gandhi Jayanti, it is an auction of some of his belongingness which has caught the attention of the nation and the world.
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Vijay Mallya buys Mahatma Gandhi memorabilia for 1.8m USD
After a high drama, Mahatma Gandhi’s five personal items, including the iconic round eye glasses, finally went under the hammer and were bought for USD 1.8 million by Indian businessman

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Indian Liquor Baron Vijay Mallya Buys Gandhi Items for $1.8m in NY
Vijay Mallya, the Indian liquor baron behind Kingfisher Beer, paid $2.1 million yesterday for glasses, sandals and other items belonging to independence leader Mahatma Gandhi, an official at his company said.
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