For more than 40 years Gandhi served as the editor and publisher of several newspapers, and poured a good deal of his own money into it, because journalism to him was 'a social service'. His door always remained open to anyone who needed any kind of help from him. No task was too menial for him. Gandhi was a living proof of the teaching, "He who will serve the most will become the master of all." His sincere and relentless service earned Gandhi the title, 'the Father of the Nation'.

Although Mahatma Gandhi is no longer with us, it is possible to bring his characterization back.
Shall Sinha is a leading scholar on the Life and Works of Mahatma Gandhi, and he also does an Extraordinary Impersonation of Gandhi. He appears dressed exactly like Mahatma Gandhi - with bald-head, steel-frame glasses, home-spun loin clothes, tire-sandals and a bamboo walking staff. Throughout the presentation he stays in Gandhi's character and describes events specifically relevant to the audience and the occasion.

Using his personal library that contains over 50,000 pages of collected works of Mahatma Gandhi, Shall Sinha draws all his supporting materials from Gandhi's actual life and leaves his audience inspired - feeling good about themselves and their work and also with a zest for new challenges.

Shall Sinha is the author of "Words of Wisdom from Mahatma Gandhi". TD>