eyeglasses News Archive

07-Mar-2009

 

  • Indian company buys Gandhi possessions for $1.8M (AP via Yahoo! News)
    Mohandas Gandhi's eyeglasses and other items have been sold at auction for $1.8 million to an Indian freight company that says it wants to donate the possessions to the Indian government.


  • FBLA chapter community service project (Elbert County News)
    The Elizabeth High School Future Business Leaders of America chapter recently collected used eyeglasses from residents in Elbert and Douglas counties as part of a donation project.


  • New Delhi says it helped in bid for Gandhi items (AP via Yahoo! News)
    India's government said Friday it assisted an Indian businessman in his successful $1.8 million bid for Mohandas Gandhi's eyeglasses and other items, despite initially protesting the auction as a "crass commercialization" of the pacifist leader's legacy.


  • Owner says he's withdrawing Mohandas Gandhi's eyeglasses, other items from New York auction (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
    Was it an accident?? Or was the Judge related to Bin Laden. NEW YORK - Owner says he's withdrawing Mohandas Gandhi's eyeglasses, other items from New York auction.


  • India says it helped in bid for Gandhi's belongings (The Globe and Mail)
    India's government said yesterday it assisted an Indian businessman in his successful $1.8-million (U.S.) bid for Mohandas Gandhi's eyeglasses and other items, despite initially protesting the auction in New York as a ''crass commercialization'' of the pacifist leader's legacy.


  • New Delhi says it helped in bid on Gandhi items (AP via Yahoo! Finance)
    India's government said Friday it assisted an Indian businessman in his successful $1.8 million bid for Mohandas Gandhi's eyeglasses and other items, despite initially protesting the auction in New York as a "crass commercialization" of the pacifist leader's legacy.


  • Gandhi items sell for $1.8M; owner has cold feet (Muzi)
    NEW YORK - Mohandas Gandhi's eyeglasses and other items sold for $1.8 million Thursday at an auction that drew outrage from the Indian government, a last-minute reversal from the seller and a frenzy of bidding won by an Indian conglomerate that said the pacifist leader's possessions will be coming home.


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