IMAGE: Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi in South Africa ... the Indian National Congress in talks with British officials there -- Muhammad Ali Jinnah. Let the party begin Speaking in English, freedom ...

Once Mr. Gandhi and Mr. Jinnah disagreed about the two nation theory ... assembly "composed of an overwhelming majority of Hindus, nearly 75 percent;" he talks of these demands being made enforceable ...

The question of who would lead the government of a united India did not arise during the Jinnah-Gandhi talks of September 1944, which were focused on whether India would remain united or would be ...

Comparing Gandhi and Jinnah is an extremely complex exercise but important for they were, or rather became, the two foci of the freedom movement. Gandhi was doubtless of a very different mould, but he ...

Even when he talks to his sister (Fatima ... My job as a director was to demystify these great personalities (Nehru, Jinnah and Gandhi) and the burden that comes with playing them.

The information board beside the wax statue reads, “Gandhi-Jinnah Talks – 1944. In September 1944, the Gandhi Jinnah talks took place in Mumbai to break the stalemate between the League and ...

This was shocking for me as I had read different things, especially how the Gandhi-Jinnah talks of early 1940s had broken down due to the former’s reluctance to admit the Muslim issue.

The awkward dynamics between Gandhi, Nehru and Jinnah at the end of British rule are famously the subject of debate. But Adams argues that distrust between Gandhi and the secular Jinnah ...

But what adds to the book’s readability for the layperson is his emphasis on some of the traits in Jinnah’s character and the contrast with Mahatma Gandhi. Both were great men of the kind ...