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{{Information |Description= {{en}} Gandhi and his brother Laxmidas. {{fr}} Gandhi et son frère Laxmidas. |Source= http://images.google.com/hosted/life/f?&imgurl=ab09cdab4ac27dc3 |Date= 1886 |Author= unknown |Permission= |other_versions= [[:File:Gandhi a
