Explore the profound moral philosophy underpinning Mahatma Gandhi’s vision for Indian Independence. Simone Panter-Brick’s perceptive analysis delves into Gandhi’s concept of Swaraj, revealing a nationalism rooted in moral regeneration and a unified India, far from shallow communalism. Follow his intricate path of non-violent resistance and negotiations against British colonial rule, culminating in India’s freedom and the poignant Partition. This study illuminates Gandhi’s broader aim for a tolerant ‘Mother India’. Essential for students, scholars of Indian history, political science enthusiasts, and readers keen on India’s freedom struggle.