The book explores the contrasting leadership styles of Gandhi's non-violence during World War II and Arjuna's military approach in the Bhagavad Gita. It delves into how Gandhi, inspired by the philosophical teachings of the Gita, mobilized millions in the Quit India movement, positioning himself as a wartime leader despite advocating for peace. The analysis highlights the philosophical underpinnings of Gandhi's actions and the relevance of ancient texts in shaping modern resistance movements.
