"Gandhi Today: A Report on India's Gandhi Movement and Its Experiments in Nonviolence and Small Scale Alternatives" delves into the contemporary relevance of Mahatma Gandhi's principles, particularly in the context of nonviolent movements in India. The book explores how Gandhi's philosophies continue to inspire social change and resilience among communities, promoting peaceful methods in the face of challenges. It highlights the ongoing efforts of various organizations and activists who embody Gandhi's ideals in their work across different spheres of life. The text emphasizes grassroots initiatives and small-scale alternatives that reflect Gandhi's vision of self-sufficiency and sustainable development. It examines how these local movements tackle issues ranging from poverty to environmental degradation, offering practical solutions while remaining true to nonviolent principles. The authors document several case studies showcasing the success of these initiatives, illustrating the power of community engagement and the potential for widespread impact. Ultimately, the book serves as both a tribute to Gandhi's legacy and a call to action for readers to embrace nonviolence in their own lives. By analyzing the current state of the Gandhi movement in India, it provides insights into its future, suggesting that Gandhi's methodologies can still offer meaningful pathways toward social justice and transformation. Through compelling narratives, "Gandhi Today" not only preserves historical memory but also sparks inspiration for new generations to live out these transformative ideals.