Mahatma Gandhi’s First Televised Interview in 1931

In this rare interview, Mahatma Gandhi discusses his plans for India’s independence and his willingness to go to jail for his beliefs. He speaks with a slow and dignified air, and his answers are brief and to the point.

When asked if he is prepared to go to jail, Gandhi says, “I am always prepared to go to jail for my beliefs.” And sure enough, he was arrested for violating the salt laws just a few days later.

This interview is a fascinating glimpse into the mind of one of India’s greatest leaders. It is a reminder of his commitment to non-violence and his willingness to sacrifice everything for his country.

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