Satya Ke Mere Prayog

This autobiography of Mahatma Gandhi, one of the most celebrated visionaries and revolutionary leaders of the world, who transcended time and space to become an icon, needs neither introduction nor praise. This is an authentic text translated from the original Gujarati, a book that has awakened and disturbed countless readers in many languages and countries to questions related to politics, society, and morality. Gandhiji made a humanitarian intervention in the currents of society and politics through practical tools like non-cooperation and non-violence, while he lived his personal life as a laboratory of truth, restraint, and self-confidence. For him, morality was not merely a socially oriented, external value; for him, it stood as a naked question in the transparent mirror of his conscience, the answer to which a person must answer himself, to himself. The only criterion for this is his own self. This book is a narration of Gandhijis continuous moral introspection. This acclaimed book is being reprinted with the principle that great works deserve repeated translation. This translation attempts to enable todays readers to read this most widely read work of Gandhiji in the light of the linguistic sensibility that has become part of our consciousness since independence.