Indian Opinion

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"Hate the sin and not the sinner" - Gandhi ji

Indian Opinion


It was a journal proposed by the Sjt.Madanjit and approved by the MAHATMA GANDHI to start at Durban  in South Africa. 

  • It was launched in 1904.
  • Sjt.Mansukhlal Naazar became the first editor of this journal.
  • The second editor became Gandhi ji after Mansukhlal when not carried it on.
  • This journal was published in languages of Gujarati,  Hindi, Tamil and English. 
  • It became weekly published. 
  • This shaped the ideas of Satyagrah in South Africa and spread greatly and served betterly. 
  • In the first month of Indian opinion, Gandhi ji realized the sole aim of journal to be service.
  • It was being published during prison of Gandhi ji after the Satyagrah in 1914 even after 10 years of publishing started in 1904 in South Africa. 
  • According to the Gandhi ji, "Satyagrah would have been impossible without Indian opinion".

Note : Gandhi ji was editor of two other journals 

  1. Young India : it was an weekly journal by Gandhi ji launched in 1920, in India 
  • "Non- violence is the law of our species, as violence is the law of the brute"
  1. Navajivan


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