Firdose moonda biography of mahatma

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    Trip Planner | Rainbow City

    Although it’s known as the city of gold, I prefer to think of Johannesburg as the city of all colours. Blame it on pollution, but the sunrises (and sunsets) set the sky alight. Fiery oranges and reds, mixed with delicate pinks and lilacs, splash across the heavens to welcome and say goodbye to each day.

    If that cramps your style, though, hop next door, to Unplugged. This bar (telephone 0027-11-4825133) moonlights as a club where Beyoncé tops the pop charts. When the party gets out of hand—as I’ve often seen it do—there’s Catz Pyjamas (www.catzpyjamas.co.za) a few streets away. It’s open 24 hours and makes the most delectable pizza.

    When daylight approaches one can pop over to Braamfontein, for a more sombre experience at Constitution Hill (www.constitutionhill.org.za). It houses the notorious Old Fort Prison—also known as Number Four—where Mahatma Gandhi and Nelson Mandela were jailed during the apartheid era. Now, it is home to the Constitutional

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    Tour Diary

    A stone inscription dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi on a hill overlooking Tolstoy Farm•Sidharth Monga

    Around noon on Sunday, Nelson Mandela's body was lowered into his grave. Around noon on Sunday, in spirit, you find yourself in the company of another inspirational man in this country. About seven kilometres from the Indian settlement of Lenasia, through a gravel road not many can navigate, there is a boundary wall erected around what looks like wasteland. Only when you approach it do you see a giant inscription that says "Gandhi" on a big hill overlooking this land. You are headed towards Tolstoy Farm, where Mahatma Gandhi lived on and off with his fellow protestors for about four years in the early 1900s.

    It is a peaceful plot of land. There is no mobile signal here. The hills surrounding the farm are green. However, the farm, as history knew it, is no more. Although a humble structure at the best of times - a shed and four dilapidated rooms - there is nothing lef