File:Gandhi and Indira 1924.jpg

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DescriptionGandhi and Indira 1924.jpg	English: Gandhi fasting in 1924, and the young Indira, daughter of Nehru, who will be Prime Minister of India. Norsk nynorsk: Gandhi under ein nn:faste i 1920-åra, med Indira, dotter av Nehru, som i framtida kjem til å bli indisk statsminister.
Date	c. 1920
Source	Scan by Yann from a picture given by Gujarat Vidyapith, Ahmedabad.
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