Published Paper Details:

The ongoing paper tries to find the story techniques used by M. K. Gandhi in his self-depicting account named "An Assortment of diaries or The Story of My Assessments with Truth". Gandhi's life story was first formed without assistance from any other person in a surprisingly long time essential language viz. Gujarati and appropriated in the serialized structure in Navajivan and Young India from the completion of 1925 to February 1929. The series appeared in book structure in English in two volumes, the first in 1927 and the second in 1929. Since its dissemination, Gandhi's own set of experiences has been potentially of the most well known book across the world. It has been changed over into more than fifty tongues. Even more inquisitively, different translations of this book have appeared in a comparative language. Taking into account this, the ongoing paper endeavors to address the extraordinary commonness of this book as well as the colossal effect it has on the peruser. The ongoing expert is of the view that self-depiction was one of the critical academic designs that was used in the early phase of the improvement of Indian English Composition and as an imaginative story Gandhi's own set of experiences has contributed uncommonly to the Indian English composition. Also, even in the time of media narratives and self-depictions, Gandhi's story stands separated in view of its original record strategies.