'Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi': From Preservation of Ideas to Future Direction
- Into how many volumes is the 'Collected Works of Mahatma Gandhi' (CWMG), the authentic collection of his life and thoughts, divided? - 100 volumes
- By what name is the Hindi version of CWMG known? - Sampoorna Gandhi Vangmaya (SGV)
- On the recommendation of which Indian politician was the CWMG project started by the Government of India in 1956? - Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
- To which institution did Mahatma Gandhi entrust the responsibility of his writings' will and copyright? - Navajivan Trust, Ahmedabad
- Who led the editorial team that prepared the original English version of CWMG (1956-1994)? - Prof. K. Swaminathan
- Where ....
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