Title of Book: An Autobiography or The Story of My Experiments with Truth - An Abridge version

Author: M.K. Gandhi

Translated by: Mahadev Desai

Published by: Navajivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad

Year of Publication:1927;  Available Copy : Reprint - (March, 2020) 

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-0008-5

No of pages: 471

Price: Rs. 100/-  (68 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: The Story of My Experiments with Truth is the autobiography of Mahatma Gandhi, covering his life from early childhood through to 1921. It was written in weekly installments and published in his journal Navjivan from 1925 to 1929. Its English translation also appeared in installments in his other journal Young India. It was initiated at the insistence of Swami Anand and other close co-workers of Gandhiji, who encouraged him to explain the background of his public campaigns. In 1998, the book was designated as one of the 100 Best Spiritual Books of the 20th Century by a committee of global spiritual and religious authorities. Starting with his birth and parentage, Gandhi has given reminiscences of childhood, child marriage, relation with his wife and parents, experiences at the school, his study tour to London, efforts to be like the English gentleman, experiments in dietetics, his going to South Africa, his experiences of colour prejudice, his quest for dharma, social work in Africa, return to India, his slow and steady work for political awakening and social activities.

Title of Book: All Men are Brothers

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Compiled & Edited by: Krishna Kripalani

Published by: Navajivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad

Year of Publication: November, 1960;  Available Copy : Reprint (January, 2019)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-000-9

No of pages: 304

Price: Rs.100/- (34 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: All Men Are Brothers is a compelling and unique collection of Gandhi's most trenchant writings on nonviolence, especially in the context of a post-nuclear world. This compendium, which reads like a traditional book, is drawn from a wide range of his reflections on world peace. Through this book, readers can have some idea of the workings of Gandhiji’s mind, the growth of his thoughts and the practical techniques which he adopted. These selections from his speeches and writings were compiled with great care and discrimination by Shri Krishna Kripalini. It is a selection from the writings of Mahatma Gandhi compiled for the UNESCO, for presenting in one handy volume, the life and thoughts of the Mahatma as told in his own words. The Navajivan Trust approached the UNESCO for permitting the issue of a cheap edition in English and in Indian languages also, with Dr. Radhakrishnan's Introduction. The UNESCO has kindly granted us this permission. Hence this issue of the book has been published for Indian readers.

Title of Book: Ashram Observances in Action

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Edited by: Valji Govindji Desai

Published by: Navajivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad

Year of publication: 1955;  Available Copy : Reprint (2014)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-216-4

No of pages: 92

Price: Rs.50/- (41 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: Gandhiji believed that character building on the part of every single individual is the only sure foundation for nation building. Students of his philosophy of life who would like to have an idea of his rule for self-culture would do well first of all to read Appendices A and B in this book (pages 65-88). They should then pass on to a study of From Yeravda Mandir - Ashram Observances and of the present volume, and at last dip into Appendix C (pages 89-92), which is Gandhiji's last will and testament in so far as Ashram life is concerned. It is a remarkable coincidence that like From Yeravda Mandir this book shares with The Pilgrim's Progress the rare distinction of having been written in prison.

Title of Book: Character and Nation Building

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Edited by: Valji Govindji Desai (Abridged and edited by)

Published by: Navajivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad

Year of publication:  December 1959 Available Copy : Reprint (2019) 

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-093-1

No of pages: 40

Price:  Rs.25/- (28 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: This booklet is the summary of two books entitled ‘From Yeravda Mandir-Ashram Observances’ and ‘Constructive Program -It's Meaning and Place’ written by Gandhiji.

Title of Book: Constructive Programme - It's Meaning and Place

Author: M.K Gandhi

Published by: Navajivan publishing house, Ahmedabad.

Year of publication: 1941; Available Copy : Reprint (September, 2018)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-067-2

No of pages: 39

Price: Rs.10/- (56 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: This book is a thoroughly revised edition of the Constructive Programme which Gandhiji first wrote in 1941. Its deals with the discussion of 18th communal structures, which were developed by Gandhiji for redevelopment of society.

Title of Book: Discourses on the Gita

Author: M.K Gandhi

Published by: Navajivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad

Year of publication: October, 2019 (Reprint)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-066-5

No of pages: 72

Price: Rs.15/- (13 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: Gandhiji's Gujarati translation of the Gita was published on March 12, 1930. A member of the Ashram who read it found it very difficult to understand and complained about it to Gandhiji who was then in Yeravda prison. Thereupon, he wrote a series of letters in which he devoted one letter to each chapter of the Gita, dealing with Chapter XII in the first letter written on November 4, 1930. These letters are here translated into English.

Title of Book: From Yeravda Mandir

Author: M.K Gandhi

TRASLATED BY: Valji Govindji Desai

Published by: Navajivan publishing house, Ahmedabad.

Year of publication: 1932; Available Copy: Reprint (September, 2023)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-135-8

No of pages: 48

Price: Rs.20/- (54 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: During Gandhiji’s incarceration in 1930 in the Yeravda Central Prison, he wrote weekly letters to the Satyagraha Ashram, containing a cursory examination of the principal Ashram observances. As the Ashram influence had already traveled beyond its geographical limits, copies of the letters were multiplied for distribution. They were written in Gujarati. There was a demand for translation into Hindi or other Indian languages, and also into English. Shri Valji Govindji Desai gave a fairly full translation of it in English.

Title of Book: Gita According to Gandhi: The Concept of Selfless Activity

Author: M.K Gandhi

Published by: General Press, Daryaganj, New Delhi

Year of publication: 2019

ISBN No: 978-93-8915-788-8

No of pages: 215

Price: Rs. 495/- (2 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: Mahatma Gandhi interpreted the Bhagavad Gita, which he regarded as a gospel of selfless action, over a period of nine months from February 24 to November 27, 1926 at  Satyagraha Ashram, Ahmedabad. The morning prayer meetings were followed by his discourses and discussions on the Bhagavad Gita. During this time – a period when Gandhiji had withdrawn from mass political activity, he devoted much of his time and energy to translating the Gita from Sanskrit into his native Gujarati. As a result, he met with his followers almost daily, after moring prayer sessions, to discuss the Gita’s contents and meaning as it unfolded before him. This book is the transcription of those daily sessions.

Title of Book: Hind Swaraj or Indian Homerule

Author: M.K Gandhi

Published by: Navajivan, Ahmedabad

Year of publication: 1938;  Available Copy : 2ND REPRINT (2019)

ISBN No:978-81-7229-070-2

No of pages:136

Price: Rs. 60/- (26 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: Hind Swaraj or Indian Home Rule is a book written by Mohandas K. Gandhi in 1909. This is the only book that was printed in Gandhiji’s own handwriting, written in Gujrati language and then translated into English by Gandhiji himself. In it he expresses his views on Swaraj, modern civilization, mechanization, among other matters. In the book, Gandhiji repudiates European civilization while expressing loyalty to higher ideals of empire. The book was banned in 1910 by the British government in India as a seditious text.

Title of Book: India of My Dreams

Author: M.K Gandhi

Compiled by: R.K PRABHU

Published by: Navajivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad

Year of publication: 1947; Available Copy :20TH Edition (December, 2018)

ISBN No:978-81-7229-0023

No of pages: 344

Price: Rs.150/- (136 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: The first edition of this book was published on 15 August, 1947, the day of the country's Declaration of Independence. In the present circumstances it has been found necessary to overhaul almost completely the structure of first edition of the book, to drop out some of the old anachronistic chapters and add as many as forty new ones, so as to make the work as comprehensive as possible. It has been the earnest endeavor of the compiler in this revised and enlarged edition to present to the reader a concise but authoritative source-book of Gandhiji's essential views on all important Indian problems, so that the same may prove helpful not only to all students of Gandhian through but also to active constructive workers in the country.

Title of Book: In Search of Supreme (Vol. i, ii, iii)

Author: M. K. Gandhi

Compiled and Edited by: V. B. Kher

Published by Navajivan,  Ahmedabad

Year of publication: 1961;  Available Copy : 2nd Reprint (July, 2011)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-275-1

No of pages: 388 (Presently out of stock)

Price: Rs.750/- [set of 3 volumes] 

Preface: In search of the Supreme (Volume 1, 2 & 3) was written by Gandhiji. God has been the object of search for the best of human minds since the dawn of civilization. These souls have not been the monopoly of any chosen people, but have belonged to the whole humanity. The paths they have trodden and the trails they have blazed have been many and varied. Several of them have recorded their experiences in their own words while, experiences of others have been narrated by their disciples. Lives of these pioneers in the realm of spirit have been characterized by a high degree of divine qualities, described in detail in Canto XVI of the Bhagavad-Gita. Gandhiji belonged to this race of immortals. Bhagavad-Gita was for Gandhiji a book of reference. He found it of great help and called it his Kamadhenu. It offers an excellent synthesis of the very best that is in Hindu spiritual thought and culture. Questions such as the nature of God, his relationship with the universe and the destiny of the individual soul have been expounded at length in the Lord's song aptly called the Song Celestial. Discourses of Gandhiji on the Gita, therefore, find a place of honour in the present collection. To the earnest reader who seeks answers to questions such as, the purpose of human life, how to live and conduct oneself in this world, etc., and guidance will be found in the pages of these three volumes.

Title of Book: Inspiring Thoughts

Author: M. K. Gandhi

Compiled by: Meera Johri

Published by - Rajpal, Delhi  

Year of publication:  2020

ISBN No: 978-81-7028-749-0

No of pages : 104

Price: Rs.150/- (Presently out of stock)

Preface: Mahatma Gandhi is ranked amongst the ten most influential persons of the twentieth century. Apart from the revolutionary ideas of satyagraha and non-violence Gandhiji expressed his very definitive ideas on a wide range of themes - from politics and religion to sex-education and parenting. Many of his ideas which were then rejected and ridiculed are today being enthusiastically adopted and practiced. Dip into this "Inspiring Thoughts" and discover for your self the multi-dimensional genius of the man who became Mahatma. 

Title of Book: Key to Health

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Edited by: Sushila Nayar

Published by: Navajivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad

Year of publication: 1948;  Available Copy : Reprint (2023)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-071-9

No of pages: 71

Price: Rs.30/- (15 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: Gandhiji wrote these chapters while he was confined in the Aga Khan Palace at Poona during 1942-1944. As the manuscript indicates he began to pen them on 27.08.1942 and completed them on 18.12.1942. To him the subject was so important that he hesitated to release them at once and took time to go through them again and again till the treatment was to his full satisfaction. He intended to correct these chapters if his ever-growing experience so dictated. The original was written in Gujarati and Gandhiji got it translated in Hindi and English by Dr. Sushila Nayar under his own guidance. He also went through both the translations to give them the final touches. The reader can therefore take the translation as Gandhiji’s own rendering of what he wished to convey to his people and to the world on the vital question of health.

Title of Book: Mahatma Gandhi’s Famous Quotations

Author: M.K. Gandhi

Published by: A Wilco Publishing House, Mumbai, India

ISBN No: 978-93-89144-28-4

No of pages: 168

Price: Rs.299/- (1 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: Gandhiji’s spontaneous utterances, selectively listed in this book, enable the reader to take a leisurely peep into the mind of Mahatma. This volume must physically be possessed by all households, not so much to adorn and embellishes the shelf but to regularly partake of the nectar of Truth they contain. The timeless publication also unfailingly influences the growing generation that is ever in search of that very truth enumerated through a simpleton’s practical philosophy of the Mahatma.

Title of Book: M. K. Gandhi -2-in-1:  (Mahatma Gandhi’s Famous Quotations & The Essence of Gandhian Thought)  - 150 years Birth Anniversary Edition

Author: M.K. Gandhi

Published by: Wilco Publishing House, Mumbai - India 

Year of publication: 2019

ISBN No: 978-93-89144-30-7

No of pages: 194 

Price: Rs. 399/- (19 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: In celebrating the 150th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, this special edition offers a profound exploration of his wisdom and philosophy. These two volumes entitled Mahatma Gandhi’s Famous Quotations & The Essence of Gandhian Thought compliment each other and must physically be possessed by all households, not so much to adorn and embellish the shelf but to regularly partake of the nectar of Truth they contained. Through his famous quotations and the essence of Gandhian thought, readers embark on a journey of introspection and enlightenment. Gandhi's timeless words and principles continue to resonate, inspiring individuals worldwide to strive for truth, nonviolence, and social justice. This commemorative edition serves as a tribute to his enduring legacy and a call to embrace his teachings in shaping a more compassionate and equitable world. 

Title of Book: My God

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Published by: Navajivan publishing house, Ahmedabad. 

Year of publication: 1962;  Available Copy : Reprint (2019)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-068-9

No of pages: 56

Price: Rs.15/- (9 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: Mahatma Gandhiji was primarily a man of God. He was a great devotee of Daridranarayan — an humble and passionate servant of Humanity. Truth was his "End" and Love was his "Means". His ever-expanding love aspired to embrace and serve the whole of humanity — especially the poor and the miserable. This passion for service led him to work in all spheres of life — social, educational, economic and even political. This compilation tries to bring the core of Gandhiji’s message to the notice of the young aspirants, so that it may serve as a perennial source of inspiration to them in their budding lives.

Title of Book: My Non- Violence 

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Compiled and Edited by: Sailesh Kumar Bandopadhya

Published by: Navajivan publishing house, Ahmedabad

Year of publication: November, 1960;  Available Copy : Sixth Reprint (December, 2020)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-223-2

No of pages: 390

Price: Rs.200/- (2 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: The Navajivan Publishing House has rendered a unique service to the cause of non-violence by publishing the two volumes of Non-violence in Peace and War by Gandhiji, being the collection of his speeches and writings from 1921 to his last day. But as the said two volumes run near about 1000 pages, it was felt essential to present the basic thoughts of Mahatma Gandhi on non-violence in a handy single volume and the following pages are the outcome of that effort.

Title of Book: My Religion

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Compiled & Edited by: Bharatan Kumarappa

Published by: Navajivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad

Year of publication: December 1955;   Available Copy : Reprint (2016)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-169-3

No of pages: 174

Price: Rs.150/- (2 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: As Gandhiji's life consisted in nothing but seeking to practice০০ his religion to the best of his ability, an attempt has been made in this volume to present to the reader extracts from Gandhiji's writings and speeches, which give a fairly full picture of Gandhiji's religion. The very fact that religion was the mainspring of Gandhiji's activities means that all that he said and did throughout his public career, not only in the realm of religion proper but also in the spheres of politics, economics and social life, become relevant to this volume. A glossary of non-English words is added for the benefit of readers unfamiliar with them. Dates are attached to the writings quoted here from Gandhiji's weeklies - Young India and the Harijan.

Title of Book: Nature Cure

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Edited by: Bharatan Kumarappa

Published by: Navajivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad

Year of publication:December,1954;  Available Copy : Reprint (November, 2019)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-040-5

No of pages: 84

Price: Rs.30/- (48 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: Nature Cure makes possible the beginning of a way of life in which there is no room for illness or disease. This book contains a valuable collection of Gandhiji’s thoughts on Nature Cure, etc. and is indeed as rich in its information as it is constructive in the outlook. Extracts from Gandhiji's weeklies – the Young India and the Harijan have dates affixed to the various writings of this book. Extracts from his letters to workers at the Uruli Kanchan Nature Cure Clinic and information about that Centre have been given in the form of Appendices. The letters were translated by Shri A.L.Mazumdar from the original Gujarati.

Title of Book: Political And National Life and Affairs (Vol. I, II, III)

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Compiled and Edited by: V.B. Kher 

Published by: Navajivan publishing house, Ahmedabad.

Year of publication:1967;    Available Copy : Reprint (2006)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-355-0

No of pages: Vol. I (258), Vol. II (193),  Vol. III (305)

Price: Rs.400/- (1 sets of book are left in present stock)

Preface: This volumes are based on Gandhiji's writing on the relevance of his philosophy of non-violence and Satyagraha to political and national affairs. These volumes contain the following main topics: Swaraj, constitutional swaraj, legislative activity, civil library, discipline elimination of rowdyism and hooliganism public funds, inter-caste unity, satyagraha as a force, etc.

Title of Book: Ruskin - Unto This Last - A Paraphrase

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Translated by:  Valji Govindji Desai

Published by: Navajivan publishing house, Ahmedabad.

Year of publication:1956;   Available Copy : Reprint (2019)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-076-4

No of pages: 48

Price: Rs.15/- (19 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: This publication is not a translation of Unto This Last but a paraphrase. The title has not been translated but paraphrased as Sarvodaya (the welfare of all), as that was what Ruskin aimed at in writing this book.

Title of Book: Sarvodaya (The Welfare of All)

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Edited by: Bharatan Kumarappa

Published by: Navajivan, Ahmedabad

Year of publication: 1954;    Available: 8th Edition (October, 2020)

ISBN: 978-7229-320-8

No of pages: 210

Price: Rs.100/- (12 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: Sarvodaya, as the welfare of all, represents the ideal social order according to Gandhiji. For the convenience of the reader the Editor of this book has selected out of Gandhiji’s writings and speeches for over thirty years, only such passages as represent the distinctive aspects of his teaching on Sarvodaya. This forms the major part of the present volume. Dates are attached to the writings quoted here from the Young India and the Harijan, Gandhiji’s weeklies. This compilation aims to present the Gandhian way, or what may be described as Gandhiji’s gospel of peace and freedom, for a world torn by strife and ever increasingly haunted by suicidal war and too great centralization of power.

Title of Book: Sarvodaya - It's Principles and Programme

Author: M.K Gandhi

Published by: Navajivan , Ahmedabad

Year of publication: 1951;    Available Copy :10TH Reprint (January, 2020)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-319-2

No of pages: 64

Price: Rs.20/-  (13 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: After Gandhiji’s passing away a fellowship or brotherhood under the name of the Sarvodaya Samaj has been started at Wardha in Maharastra. To satisfy inquiries made regarding the principles and programme of the Sarvodaya Samaj it has been felt necessary to issue this small brochure containing a few articles culled from Gandhiji’s writings, together with some other articles written by his close associates and co-workers, on the basic principles underlying the Sarvodaya ideal.

Title of Book: Satyagraha in South Africa

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Edited by: Valji Govindji Desai

Published by: Navajivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad

Year of publication: 1928     Available Copy : Reprint (2016)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-041-2

No of pages: 320

Price: Rs.80/- (6 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: Gandhiji originally wrote his experiences of Satyagraha in South Africa in great detail in Gujarati, and the first English edition of the book was published in 1928. It has gone into several editions since then. The book proves to be of absorbing interest to all those who are deeply interested in the Gandhian technique of Satyagraha as a powerful ‘weapon’ for counteracting social, economic and political injustice and violent suppression of individual and national freedom. As Gandhiji himself observed in the concluding chapter of this publication, “Satyagraha is a priceless and matchless weapon, and that those who wield it are strangers to disappointment or defeat.”

Title of Book: The Essence of Gandhian Thought

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Published by: A Wilco  Book, Mumbai, India

Year of publication: 2018

ISBN No: 978-81-8252-662-4

No of pages: 195

Price: Rs.220/- (Presently not available)

Preface: Gandhiji’s ruminations and thoughts, selectively listed here, enable the reader to take a leisurely peep into the mind of the Mahatma. This volume, and its complimentary publication viz. Mahatma Gandhi’s Famous  Quotations must be physically possessed by all households not so much to adorn and embellished the shelf but to regularly partake of the nectar of truth they contain. 

Title of Book: The Law and Lawyers

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Edited by: S.B.Kher

Published by: Navajivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad

Year of publication: October 1962;  Available Copy :  Reprint (2021)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-051-1

No of pages: 319

Price: Rs.150/- (3 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: Part I and II of the book deal with Gandhiji as a law student and as a practising barrister. Part III of the book contains the political trials of Gandhiji in South Africa and in India. Here Gandhiji appears in the role of a Satyagrahi, as a civil resister of unjust laws. Part IV of the book discusses the role of lawyers in the Satyagraha struggle. It also gives an account of the farcical political trials held in the Punjab in 1919 during the Martial Law regime, when several innocent persons were sentenced by special courts to death or life-imprisonment on the flimsiest of evidence. Part V deals with Gandhiji's views on sundry and miscellaneous topics having some bearing on the subject of this book. Appendix II contains select thoughts of Gandhiji on the law and the lawyers. Appendix III contains the text of the speech of the late B. N. Gokhale, ex-judge of the Bombay High Court at the symposium organized by the Bombay Branch of the Gandhi Smarak Nidhi on 1-7-1963 in which he dealt with Gandhiji's legal philosophy. Appendix IV contains Gandhiji's application dated 16-11-1891 for enrolment as an advocate of the Bombay High Court. Appendix V contains Gandhiji's certificate of being called to the Bar by Inner Temple. Appendix VI contains the certificate from Mr. W. D. Edwards, author and practising barrister in the Supreme Court of Judicature in England recommending Gandhiji's name for admission as an advocate of the High Court of Bombay. Appendix VII contains the order issued by the Benchers of Inner Temple on 10th November 1922 disbarring Gandhiji and removing his name from the roll of barristers on his conviction and sentence to six years' imprisonment on 18th March 1922 by the Court of the Sessions Judge, Ahmedabad. Appendix VIII is a letter from the eminent judge and jurist Lord Denning to the Editor informing him that the Inner Temple which had disbarred Gandhiji in 1922 after his imprisonment during his first civil disobedience movement in India and had restored his name on its rolls shortly after India attained freedom had honoured Gandhiji's memory by unveiling in 1984 his special portrait in the library of the Inner Temple. Last is the glossary of Indian terms used in the book with their English translation. This book has served its purpose to inspire the readers, be he a lawyer or a layman, with the belief that the vocation of the lawyer is an honourable vocation requiring the highest standards of rectitude, integrity and uprightness, and that its practice is in no way inconsistent with the pursuit of truth.

Title of Book: The Way to Communal Harmony

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Edited by: U.R.Rao

Published by: Navajivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad

Year of publication: January, 1963;  Available Copy : Reprint (2016)

ISBN No:978-81-7229-104-4

No of pages: 522

Price: Rs.300/- (2 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: The Way to Communal Harmony is a compilation of Gandhiji’s reflections on certain problems which divide mankind. In reading through this selection of Gandhiji’s writings and speeches, one is struck again and again by the passion and sincerity with which he pleaded the cause of better understanding among individuals and communities. He came to politics from an ethical urge. Quite early in life, he realized that men will not feel secure till the physical causes of conflict—insufficiency of food, shelter and other necessities—have been removed. Neither will they feel secure till the mental and moral strength of the individual has been developed. Many of the most significant thoughts of Gandhiji on the way to achieve individual and social harmony have been compiled in this single volume.

Title of Book: To Students

Author: M. K. Gandhi

Published by: Navajivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad

Year of publication: 1953;  Available Copy : 2017

ISBN No:978-81-7229-210-2

No of pages:232

Price: Rs.100/- (23 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: This is an abridged edition of the volume To The Students published by the Navajivan Trust in 1949. It contained in full all the matter by Gandhiji relating to students, and was arranged chronologically Valuable as such a volume is, it was felt that it might be useful also to have a smaller book which will put before the student world concisely and systematically all that Gandhiji had to say to it, and in his own words. This present book is the outcome. The arrangement in it is necessarily topical. But dates are given under each quotation to show when it was written or uttered. The quotations are limited per force to words addressed by Gandhiji specifically to students. A cursory glance at the outline of contents shows that Gandhiji touched on every aspect of a student s life. It also reveals that his greatest emphasis was on Religion, Character and Service. He knew the great importance of youth, and more especially of studentship, and saw the vital need to direct its perplexities, its enthusiasm and energy along lines which brings the greatest happiness to it and to the nation and the world.

Title of Book: Towards New Education

Author: M. K. Gandhi

Edited by: Bharatan Kumarappa

Published by: Navajivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad

Year of publication: 1953;   Available Copy : Fifteenth Reprint (October 2022)

ISBN No: 978-81-7229-078-8

No of pages: 110

Price: Rs.70/- (23 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: The present book relates to the earlier formative period when Gandhiji revolted from the prevailing system of education and sought in various ways to substitute it by educational practices it by educational practices more in harmony with his own conception of the function of education. To understand adequately the Basic Education scheme which he formulated in 1937 it is essential to go back to the earlier period where we can see it in origin and growth. The present book is a necessary companion volume to the one on Basic Education. An attempt has here been made to arrange the writings in such a way that the reader finds for himself the evolution of Gandhiji's ideas in regard to Education. Section I deals with his period of revolt; Section II with experimentation, and Section III and the others following with formulation of principles. It is hardly necessary to say that these sections are by no means rigid, for even in his period of revolt and experimentation we find Gandhiji formulating principles.

Title of Book: Truth Is God 

Author: Mahatma Gandhi

Compiled by: R.K.Prabhu

Published by: : Navajivan publishing house, Ahmedabad

Year of publication:1955;    Available Copy : 23rd Reprint (2019)

ISBN No:978-81-7229-003-0

No of pages: 170

Price: Rs.60/- (14 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: In this book the reader can find Gandhiji’s speeches from his heart on various occasions in the course of thirty years of the maturest period of his life. Anyone who desires to understand what sort of a man the Father of the Nation was, must read this book. One may not want to learn anything about religion that is not in our Shastras or in other religious books. But here is a facet of the mind of a great man we love and to whom the nation is grateful. It has a value over and above a book of religious instruction.

Title of Book: Village Industries

Author: M.K.Gandhi

Edited by: R.K.Prabhu

Published by: Navajivan Publishing House, Ahmedabad

Year of publication: April 1960;   Available Copy : Reprint (2019)

ISBN No:978-81-7229-121-1

No of pages: 40 

Price: Rs.15/- (1 copies are left in present stock)

Preface: This booklet is a compilation of all the passages from the writings of Gandhiji bearing on village industries which he had assiduously collected by going through the files of Young India and Harijan. 

গ্রন্থের নাম :আত্ম কথা অথবা   সত্যের প্রয়োগ

লেখক: মোহনদাস করমচাঁদ গান্ধী 

অনুবাদক: সতীশচন্দ্র দাশগুপ্ত 

প্রকাশক:  নবজীবন পাবলিশিং হাউস, আমেদাবাদ 

প্রকাশনার তারিখ:  মে, ১৯৯৭;    উপলব্ধ: পুনর্মুদ্রণ (২০২২) 

আই এস বি এন:  ৯৭৮-৮১-৭২২৯-১২৯-৭

পৃষ্ঠা সংখ্যা:  ৪৫৬ 

মূল্য:  ১০০ টাকা (বর্তমানে ৫৩ টি কপি বিক্রয়ার্থে অবশিষ্ট)

সারাংশ:   মহাত্মা গান্ধী লিখিত 'আত্মকথা অথবা  সত্যের প্রয়োগ ' (An Autobiography or The Story of My Experiments With Truth) নবজীবন ট্রাস্ট কর্তৃক ১৯২৭ সালে প্রথম প্রকাশিত হয় । বাস্তবপক্ষে 'নবজীবন' (গুজরাটি সাপ্তাহিক) পত্রিকায় এটি প্রথম প্রকাশিত হয় ধারাবাহিক রূপে এবং প্রায় যুগপৎ 'ইয়ং ইন্ডিয়া' পত্রিকায় এটির ইংরেজি ভাষান্তর শ্রী মহাদেব দেশাই কর্তৃক অনুদিত হয়ে প্রকাশিত হয় । ১৯২৭ সালে প্রথম প্রকাশিত হওয়ার পর এই পুস্তকটির বাংলা ভাষা সহ বিভিন্ন আঞ্চলিক ভাষায় ভাষান্তর প্রকাশ করা হয়েছে।

पुस्तक का शीर्षक/नाम:  सत्य के प्रयोग अथवा आत्मकथा

लेखक: मो. क. गांधी

अनुवादक: काशिनाथ त्रिवेदी

प्रकाशक: नवजीवन मुद्रणालय, अहमदाबाद

प्रकाशन का वर्ष: पहली आवृत्ति, १९५७;   उपलब्ध: पुनर्मुद्रण (मार्च २०२२)

ISBN: 978-81-7229-050-4

पृष्ठों की संख्या: ५२२

मूल्य: रु.७२/- (Presently not available)

प्रस्तावना: मूल गुजराती आत्मकथा का हिन्दी अनुवाद श्री काशिनाथ त्रिवेदी ने किया है, जिन्हें साबरमती आश्रम में कुछ समय तक गांधीजी की छाया में रहने का मौका मिला था और जो गांधीजी के जीवन काल में वर्षों तक हिन्दी नवजीवन तथा हरिजनसेवक के हिन्दी सम्पादन का कार्य कर चुके हैं। अनुवाद को अधिक से अधिक प्रामाणिक बनाने का तथा उसकी भाषा को भरसक सरल और सुबोध रखने का ध्यान रखा गया है।