India's External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar, received valuable Mahatma Gandhi artefacts from South Africa's Phoenix ...
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India receives Mahatma Gandhi artefacts from South AfricaExternal Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar on Sunday received artefacts and documents related to Mahatma Gandhi from the Phoenix ...
South Africa’s streets are more than just roads; they are pathways through the country’s complex and layered history.
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South Africa Donates Mahatma Gandhi’s Hand-Spun Clothes, Historic Documents To National Gandhi MuseumIn a significant gesture of historical and cultural ties, South Africa has donated artefacts and documents related to Mahatma ...
Among the donated documents are the deed of transfer for the Phoenix Settlement, trading accounts, a publishing license for Indian Opinion—a newspaper managed by Manilal Gandhi in South Africa ...
Notably, Mahatma Gandhi established the Phoenix Settlement, his first ashram-like community, in 1904 in Inanda, near Durban, South Africa. In a post on ‘X’, Mr. Jaishankar expressed his ...
In a post on X, Jaishankar expressed his gratitude, stating, 'Privileged to witness the handing over of artefacts and documents related to Mahatma Gandhi by @PST_GDT (Phoenix Settlement Trust ...
External Affairs Minister, S Jaishankar on Sunday received artefacts and documents related to Mahatma Gandhi from the Phoenix Settlement Trust-Gandhi Development Trust (PST-GDT) in South Africa.
External affairs minister S Jaishankar received historical artefacts and documents related to Mahatma Gandhi from South Africa's Phoenix Settlement Trust-Gandhi Development Trust. These items will ...
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