Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, also known as Mahatma Gandhi is considered one of the greatest non-violent leaders of all time. He led India to freedom from the British and hence got popularly called ‘Mahatma’, meaning great soul. The much-talked-about man penned down quite a few books himself and today we have brought you 5 books of his that totally deserve spots on your bookshelf. Take a look...

This book covers all aspects of his life from early childhood up till 1921. The book even provides a deep social and spiritual perspective of how he developed his life’s principles and how he remained fierce in his beliefs throughout. This book will give you a better insight into his life and why and how he aimed towards perfection.

This book was written in 1909 when the British rule coming to an end in India had seemed like a distant dream. This book proves that the Mahatma had already envisioned his goal - freedom from the British - when most in the country couldn't even have dreamt it. He even talks about the path he envisioned to take to achieve his goal in this book.

This book is a compilation of passages from writings and speeches of Mahatma Gandhi. This book is a tremendous source of inspiration and comes through as a reflection on dreams. The book has gained popularity with a lot of entrepreneurs and in the hand of visionaries, it will serve as a huge source of inspiration for someone looking to start a new business.

This book contains Gandhi’s views on the decentralisation of economic and political power through the organisation of Village Panchayats so as to diffuse widely among ordinary people a capacity for collective action. The publication contains Gandhiji's views on different aspects of rural life including agriculture, village industry, animal husbandry, transport, basic education, health and hygiene too.