Rajmohan Gandhi responds to PM Modi’s question on why BR Ambedkar resigned in 1951
Understanding the Founding Fathers
Rajmohan Gandhi's new book, 'Understanding the Founding Fathers: An Enquiry into the Indian Republic’s Beginnings', is, writes the Times of India, "a thought-provoking work that the author, a grandson of the Mahatma, has penned and despite his relationship, he is quite balanced and freely acknowledges his grandfather's shortcomings and mistakes. And there is something new that most of us will find, though it may not be very salutary, eg. What ex-INA men ended up doing.
AAP win in Delhi polls: Now people will compare performance against promises
Rajmohan Gandhi assesses the recent election in an article in the Economic Times
The rising tide of coercion
Writing in The Tribune, Rajmohan Gandhi calls for the creation of a climate where diversity and diverse opinions are respected.
Mahatma’s ghar wapsi
Rajmohan Gandhi writes in the Indian Express about his grandfather.
Remembering a prince
The Hindu reviews Rajmohan Gandhi’s new book, “The Prince of Gujarat”, which, it says, "brings the story of Darbar Gopaldas Desai to life".
UP 2014, like Punjab 1947
Not long ago, while working on a history of undivided Punjab, I found that in 1914 that vast province was seen as the subcontinent’s hope for economic progress and inter-communal understanding. Yet, in 1947, both halves of divided Punjab saw carnage that no part of the world should witness.
Reviews of 'Punjab: A History from Aurangzeb to Mountbatten'
Excerpts from several reviews are available in this PDF file.