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Chronology / Time Line
Chronicle showing where Gandhi was on his birthday
from 1915 to 1947.
[Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi was born
on October 2, 1869 at Porbunder]
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2nd October, 1915 |
Ahmedabad |
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2nd October, 1916 |
Ahmedabad |
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2nd October, 1917 |
Ranchi |
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2nd October, 1918 |
Ahmedabad - Gandhiji not well, had
a severe attack of dysentery. He wrote letter to Harilal &
Devdas. |
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2nd October, 1919 |
Bombay -
Gandhiji attended reception at Vanita Vishram Hall of Bhagini
Samaj and received purse containing Rs. 20,100.
Addressed meeting
of Muslim students in evening.
Telegraphed to
Viceroy to decide early removal of ban on Gandhi's entry to
Punjab. |
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2nd October, 1920 |
Bombay - attended A.I.C.C. It was
decided to collect Tilak Swaraj Fund. |
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2nd October, 1921 |
Bombay - At Mani Bhavan, wrote in
Navajivan on "My Loin-cloth".
Sent on his birthday a message on
swadeshi to the Bhagini Samaj, Bombay. |
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2nd October, 1922 |
Yervada Jail |
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2nd October, 1923 |
Yervada Jail |
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2nd October, 1924 |
Delhi - Was observing 21 days' fast
as a penance for communal riots. |
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2nd October, 1925 |
Bhagalpur - Addressed women at
Public meeting. |
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2nd October, 1926 |
Ahmedabad - Muriel Lester called in. |
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2nd October, 1927 |
Virudhunagar - gave interviews to
Rev. J. Himmer-strand and Non-Brahmin Youth League.
Spoke at public meeting. |
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2nd October, 1928 |
Ahmedabad |
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2nd October, 1929 |
Gazipur - Addressed by Municipality.
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2nd October, 1930 |
Yervada Jail |
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2nd October, 1931 |
London - Give interview to the
Jewish Chronicle.
Talked to Henry Carter on
prohibition.
Independent Labour Party, Indian
National Congress, League and the Gandhi Society arranged a
birthday luncheon for Gandhiji at Westminster Palace rooms.
At Minorities
Conference, London, Gandhiji opposed special representation to
Depressed Classes.
Spoke at women’s
reception arranged by Women’s Indian Association at Central
Y.M.C.A., London.
The Vegetarian
Society of Norway elected Gandhi as honorary member. |
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2nd October, 1932 |
Yervada Jail - K. Kelappan broke his
fast in the morning.
Gandhiji issued statement to the
Press on temple-entry. |
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2nd October, 1933 |
Wardha |
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2nd October, 1934 |
Wardha - "As it is not possible
for me to send individual acknowledgements to the many senders
of telegraphic and other messages on my 66th birthday from
several parts of the world, I beg publicly to tender my thanks
to all the senders of their good wishes".- Gandhi's message
was published in Bombay Chronicle, 7-10-34. |
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2nd October, 1935 |
Wardha - Gandhiji’s sixty-seventh
birthday celebrated.
Italy invaded
Abyssinia. |
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2nd October, 1936 |
Seagaon |
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2nd October, 1937 |
Seagaon -
On his 69th
birthday Gandhiji sent message to Friends of India Society,
London. |
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2nd October, 1938 |
Delhi - On Oct.1, Friends of Indian
Society, London, suggested Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi for Nobel
Prize. |
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2nd October, 1939 |
Delhi - Alighted Nizam-ud-din
Station.
Put up at Birla House; discussion
with Rajendra Prasad and Jawaharlal Nehru before their meeting
with Viceroy. |
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2nd October, 1940 |
Wardha - Spoke before Gram Sudhar
Samiti.
Sevagram -
Students of Mahila Ashram in Wardha came to wish long life.. |
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2nd October, 1941 |
Sevagram - Mahila Ashram presented
Dhoti woven by themselves. |
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2nd October, 1942 |
Agakhan Palace - Jail: Jail
Superintendent Kateli brought garland and 74 rupees.
Took little ice-cream prepared out
of goat's milk. Few days earlier on Sept. 26, 1942, he took ice
cream for the first time after 30 years. It was Sarojini Naidu's
birthday. |
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2nd October, 1943 |
Agakhan Palace Jail - (Last
birthday with Kasturba; she died on February 22,1944.) |
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2nd October, 1944 |
Sevagram -
Birthday
greetings poured in: one from George Bernard Shaw.
Gandhiji
addressed Kasturba National Memorial Trust meeting; received
purse of Rs. 80 lakhs. |
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2nd October, 1945 |
Poona |
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2nd October, 1946 |
Delhi - Discussion with Nawab of
Bhopal. |
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2nd October, 1947 |
Delhi - On his 78th birthday when
advised by doctors to take penicillin, declared that Ramanama
was his sole remedy.
This was Gandhi's
last birthday. He was assassinated on Jan. 30, 1948. |
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