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Gandhi spins his own yarn everyday. And everyday, he accounts to the ashram residents how much he has spun that day.
The walk from Wardha Railway Station to Sevagram is 5 miles on an unmarked road. The land is arid and hostile.
Murthy is shaken by Gandhi’s care for Srinivas Parchure, a retired scholar who was struck by leprosy, a disease that was considered taboo in the 1940s.
Murthy learns the power of Ahimsa when Chimanlal explains Gandhi’s thoughts on toilet-cleaning. Murthy has been doing a bad job cleaning the toilets because he feels the task does not befit his upper-caste status. The explanation sets off a transformation.