Gandhi's grandson tries to stop sale

Published: 6 March 2009 y., Friday
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More than 60 years after Mahatma Gandhi`s assassination, his great-grandson, Tushar Gandhi, is appealing to stop an auction of his grandfather's surviving possessions from going ahead in New York.

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