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This is the fourth episode of a mega series of Podcasts exploring the comprehensive and untold history of the Indian National Congress.

This episode narrates the entry of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi into public life. It traces his early life, his brief career as a failed advocate and his stint in South Africa. It was his activism against British racism and atrocities in South Africa that brought him into limelight. His method of passive resistance won him a significant victory against the British in South Africa and earned him the admiration of Viceroy Hardinge.

Despite this victory, Gandhi was never really opposed to the British. On the contrary, his own speeches and writings and public statements show that he was one of the most loyal defenders of the British Empire. From the start, Gandhi genuinely believed that this Empire was actually a force for the welfare of the world. It was a conviction he held till the end of his life.

Do watch this illuminating episode that fleshes out various eye-opening truths about Gandhi which have been carefully hidden.

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