Full Biography
Arun Manilal Gandhi is an Indian-American novelist, sociopolitical activist, and the son of Manilal Gandhi, making him a grandson of Mahatma Gandhi. Although he has followed in his grandfather’s footsteps as an activist, he has avoided his grandfather’s spartan lifestyle. The Gift of Anger: And Other Lessons From My Grandfather Mahatma Gandhi was published in 2017 by Gallery Books/Jeter Publishing in New York.
Height and weight
Arun Manilal Gandhi’s height and weight are unknown to the public
Nationality & Ethnicity
Arun Manilal Gandhi is an Indian-American citizen with a white(Indian accent)
Education
Arun Manilal Gandhi had an advantage over the illiterate rural families who worked the neighboring fields because of his education. Arun Manilal Gandhi’s grandpa encouraged him to play with the neighborhood kids after school in order to “learn what it was like to live in poverty” and to teach those kids what he learnt in class each day, which Arun Gandhi later characterized as “the most creative and enlightening experience for me.” Crowds of children and their parents eventually began to gather for lessons with the young Gandhi, who taught him compassion and the importance of sharing.
Any Other Information
Arun Manilal Gandhi considers himself a Hindu, yet he has universalist ideals. Gandhi collaborated frequently with Christian priests, and his ideas are heavily influenced by Buddhist, Hindu, Muslim, and Christian ideas. Arun Manilal Gandhi, like his grandpa, adheres to the principle of ‘non-violence’ (Ahimsa). Gandhi professes to be the most Unitarian of all. He publicized his prayers and does not practice Hinduism in the traditional sense.
