Rajmohan Gandhi moves through India (from Cape Cormorant in the south to New Delhi) to address the urgent needs of the country. With him are: Peter Howard, Dame Flora MacLeod of MacLeod, Conrad Hunte and Indian newspaper editors.
They visit villages, attend meetings, visit docks, invite people in shops to join the meetings; Rajmohan Gandhi speech in sync in front of crowds (picture of Rajmohan speaking in front of his grandfather's picture). He says: "One nation, people and government must openly proclaim Moral Re-Armament as their aim and policy."; Buses and cars from the march drive through flooded areas; Homeless people; The march goes on, cars and buses are put on trains; Rajmohan Gandhi talks to press people about the uselessness of force and violence: "The force and violence are out of date. (...) They have replaced one kind of tyranny by another kind of tyranny.
We want something far greater, that removes selfishness and replaces it by a truly just society."; 75'000 people attending a meeting on Chowpatti Beach in Bombay (Mumbai); Rajmohan Gandhi interviewed by <a data-entity-substitution="canonical" data-entity-type="node" href="/node/817">Gordon Wise</a> on the biggest need of India: to unite behind a common aim; Rajmohan arriving at a conference with his mother, brother and maternal grandfather Sri C. Rajagopalachari, the first Indian Governor General (and successor to Lord Mountbatten); Japanese delegates arrive; Chorus singing a song in front of assembly in sync with Herbie Allen; People meeting with "Viteesaran" (spell ?), and R.D. Mathur, President of Student Council of Madras University, Russi Lala, Niketu Iralu; Rajmohan Gandhi speaking to students in sync about his aim for a society more just than Communism or Capitalism; Children go to the railway headquarters to give back the money they saved by travelling without tickets; people are being honest with parents, teachers etc.; Theatre play with song sync / Rajmohan Gandhi speaking in front of a crowd.
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