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Passing over the parade route, Abhay recalled his own childhood pastimes – singing and dancing in the street, the miniature …

Now nationalism was strongly influencing his life, and he had recently married and was facing the decisions of graduation and …

An odd incident occurred at Purī. Gour Mohan had given Abhay a letter of introduction to an acquaintance who lived …

Abhay was unable to restrain his shock: “No! What is this! I have never taken meat.” Abhay looked at his …

Ashamed, his host said, “I did not know. I thought this was the best.” Abhay pacified the man, but he …

Abhay stayed in Purī for three or four days, wandering around the holy places and visiting the famous Purī seaside, …

When Abhay returned home, he found his young wife crying. Then he heard how her friends had told her, “Your …

Although his marriage had only recently begun, Abhay was dissatisfied. Radharani Datta was an attractive young girl, but Abhay had …

Abhay Charan De’s name was included on the posted list of students who had passed the B.A. exams and who …

Gandhi’s protest had increased its pitch in recent months. During the war, Indians had remained loyal to the Crown in …

But his heart was not in it. Just as he had never given his heart to college studies, to earning …

Gour Mohan had his plans for Abhay, and the college degree had been an integral part of those plans. But …

Dr. Kartick Chandra Bose, an intimate friend, had been the family doctor since Abhay’s childhood. He was a distinguished surgeon, …

Although Abhay knew little of the pharmaceutical industry or of management, he felt confident that by reading a few related …

Gour Mohan felt he had done his best. His prayer was that the principles of pure Vaiṣṇavism he had taught …

Gandhi, bolstered by his emergence as a leader among the Congress Party, now openly attacked the empire’s exploitative cloth trade …

To set the example, Gandhi himself worked daily at a primitive spinning wheel and wore only a simple, coarse loincloth …

The cause of cottage industry appealed to Abhay. He, too, was not enamored with the modern industrial advances the British …

I joined Gandhi’s movement in 1920 and gave up my education. Although I had passed my final examination – B.A. …

– Śrīla Prabhupāda