Gandhi's handwritten notes sell for $1.69m

A collection of Mahatma Gandhi's handwritten notes on truth, non-violence, and self-restraint sold for $1.69 million at an auction in Mumbai, setting a record for an Indian historical document. The notes, written between 1944 and 1946 and owned by the family of freedom fighter Anand T Hingorani, offered a personal glimpse of Gandhi and included messages he wrote to Hingorani after his wife's death. The auction also featured other items related to Gandhi, but the notes were the main highlight.

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