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o h a n d a s Gandhi, particularly through K a r a m c h a n d his mother, who was a devout Gandhi was born on Jain.

2 October 1869in Porbandar, The Indian classics, a coastal town which was then especially the stories of p a r t o f t h e B o m b a y S h r a v a n a a n d k i n g Presidency, British India. He Harishchandra, had a great was born in his ancestral impact on Gandhi in his home, now known as Kirti c h i l d h o o d . I n h i s M a n d i r . H i s f a t h e r , autobiography, he admits that K a r a m c h a n d G a n d h i they l e f t an inde l ib le (1822–1885), who belonged impression on his mind. He t o t h e H i n d u M o d h writes: "It haunted me and I community, served as the arranged child marriage, couple's first child was born, on the playing field. One of m u s t h a v e a c t e d diwan (a high official) of according to the custom of the but survived only a few days. the terminal reports rated him Harishchandra to myself Porbander state, a small region. In the process, he lost Gandhi's father, Karamchand as "good at English, fair in times without number." p r i n c e l y s t a t e i n t h e a year at school. Recalling the Gandhi, had also died earlier Arithmetic and weak in G a n d h i ' s e a r l y s e l f -Kathiawar Agency of British day of their marriage, he once that year. Geography; conduct very identification with truth and India. His grandfather was said, "As we didn't know good, bad handwriting." He love as supreme values is M o h a n d a s a n d Uttamchand Gandhi, also much about marriage, for us it passed the matriculation traceable to these epic Kasturba had four more called Utta Gandhi. His meant only wearing new exam at Samaldas College in characters. children, all sons: Harilal, mother, Putlibai, who came clothes, eating sweets and Bhavnagar, Gujarat, with born in 1888; Manilal, born in In May 1883, the 13-from the Pranami Vaishnava playing with relatives." some difficulty. Gandhi's 1892; Ramdas, born in 1897; year-old Mohandas was c o m m u n i t y , w a s However, as was prevailing family wanted him to be a and Devdas, born in 1900.[18] married to 14-year-old Karamchand's fourth wife, the tradition, the adolescent bride barrister, as it would increase At his middle school in Kasturbai Makhanji (her first first three wives having was to spend much time at her the prospects of succeeding to Porbandar and high school in name was usually shortened apparently died in childbirth. parents' house, and away his father's post.Rajkot, Gandhi remained a t o " K a s t u r b a " , a n d Jain ideas and practices from her husband.[ In 1885, mediocre student. He shone affectionately to "Ba") in an p o w e r f u l l y i n f l u e n c e d when Gandhi was 15, the neither in the classroom nor

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t is indeed surreal for me to believe that Pandit Ravi

Shankar, whom I called Dada is no more. His passing away marks the end of an era that was truly magical. What he did for music was outstandingly unique in its nomenclature.My father Ustad Haafiz Ali Khan and Raviji’s guru Ustad Allaudin presented his music. Our Khan learnt from the families have been very same guru Ustad Wazir close and our meetings Khan who belonged to the were always full of Senia Beenkar Gharana. laughter and musical In fact, Raviji once wrote discussion. The first time me a message saying that Raviji came to our house let’s keep the Senia was in 1977, Amaan was Beenkar flag flying high. three months old. I will The way in which he miss himplayed the sitar had no end. freshness and a different Amjad Ali Khan is at o n a l q u a l i t y. H i s Sarod virtuoso determination and hard work brought him a status of being an international superstar. He is one of the most for tunate and successful Indian classical musicians. I would call him a ‘miracle man’ who changed the face of the classical music in the world .I attended many of Raviji’s concerts with great tabla players like Kishan Maharaj, Ustad Allah Rakha, Chatur Lal and Kanai Dutt. I always admired his approach to raga and taal. There was always so much to learn f r o m t h e w a y h e

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In an earlier interview, sitar music centre. I have such remember it now. I would revealed that it would be a player and composer beautiful memories of him really love to come back. pleasure for her to perform Anoushka Shankar had teaching his students. I On asked if Ganga inspires in Varanasi. She said, “It expressed her desire to remember being really her musically, she said, would be a real joy to play return to Varanasi, the struck by what a happy, “I’ve always found the in Varanasi, both for the birthplace of her legendary creative atmosphere it was. energy of water very magic of the city itself and father Ravi Shankar. The I also have wonderful inspir ing. My father f o r t h e p e r s o n a l p r o d i g a l d a u g h t e r memories of boating on created a raga many years significance of my father recollected her days in the the Ganga. As cliched as it ago called Gangeshwari, having been born there.”city, and said, “I have been sounds, the sunsets in inspired by the Ganga, and to Varanasi several times as Varanasi are so beautiful. that’s something I love to a child. We stayed at my Even though I was a small play. Varanasi is called the father’s home and his chi ld, I s t i l l v iv idly city of music. She also

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