Grave of Ghandi and the Lakshimi Temple

We approach the tomb of
Mahatma Ghandi.

See Ghandi's house outside
of Ahmedabad, in the
Indian state of Gujarat.


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Under these flowers lies the
tombs of this very influential,
and controversial,
man of history.

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By the tomb is a sign that reads:

The Ghandi 'Talisman'

Recall the face of the poorest and the most helpless man whom you may have seen and ask yourself, if the step you contemplate is going to be of any use to him. Will he be able to gain anything by it?
Will it restore him to a control over his own life and destiny? In other words, will it lead to Swaraj or self-rule for the hungry and also spritually starved millions of our countreymen? Then you will find your doubts and yourself
melting away.

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Many field trips from school
are likely coming to this
place, from all over India.

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Women giving their time,
tending to the grounds.

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Hard work it is, but a very
many people come here and
appreciate their work.

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The Lakshimi Narain Temple

Built in 1938 for Shri Sanatan
Dharam Sabha New Delhi by Shri Seth Raja Baldev
Dass Birla.

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This temple is open to all Hindus (including Harijans)
subject to the prescribed
conditions of cleanliness, full
faith and sincere devotion.

They also let tourists in, so
long as you show lots of respect.


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Here, Toshals' husband,
Jamie enters. The sign also
says "Persons suffering from
infectious diseases and
beggars are not allowed in or
near the temple."
Luckily,
we tricked them and they
let Jamie in ...

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... though I had to wait outside with the dogs, that
were busying themselves
going through the garbage.
No, I was inside, but you
could not take pictures within.


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Across the street, here in Delhi, were a few peddlars,
selling their wares...


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