In 1929, a youthful worker of the Indian National Congress party had a snapshot of revelation.
Nanik Motwane was watching the loved public legend Mahatma Gandhi attempting to get himself understood at gigantic favorable to Independence public gatherings. The pioneer would be “going from one stage to another” at a similar setting to “empower his powerless voice to be heard by enormous numbers [of people],” Motwane described later.
That is the point at which the 27-year-old second-age transient financial specialist chose to track down a way to “enhance the voice” of the pioneer so that “all who were restless, more to hear than to see him, would have the option to obviously hear him”.
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