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Many years ago it was unfortunately very easy to fool people by simply spreading rumors and half-truths. Because of the lack of efficient methods of communication and documentation, a man could effortlessly create a lasting but false image of himself. People had no way to adequately investigate a man's past or properly track his present activities, so the truth could remain covered for decades. Eventually, however, all false images are cracked and all truths are found out.

Today, Gandhi is revered worldwide. He is widely considered a prophet, a visionary, even a messiah. Earl Mountatten, the last Viceroy of India, said, "Mahatma Gandhi will go down in history on a par with Buddha and Jesus Christ." The accuracy of his statement can be seen in modern Hindu temples, such as the "Gandhi Temple" of Bhatra village, Sambalpur District, where Gandhi is worshiped as a deity.

The popular image of Gandhi is a myth. This site is dedicated to factually refuting that myth and publicizing the reality of Gandhi and his beliefs.

Why does this matter? The answer to that question is discussed in-depth in the Gandhi Today section. In short, however, Gandhism is the prevailing philosophy of the Government of India. To this day, after taking their oath of office, Indian politicians then submit at Raj Ghat. Throughout the world, Gandhi is quoted and referenced as an inspiration for countless causes, some good and some bad. These people need to know the truth behind the man they claim as their inspiration.

It is said that the truth shall make you free. It is only through knowing the truth about Gandhi that people can be truly enlightened, knowledgeable, and free of both the embarrassment and danger involved in perpetuating his myth.