| 1932 |
Sentenced to two years of rigorous imprisonment by Lord Willingdon in
his anti-Congress Campaign. |
| Sentenced to one year imprisonment for Civil Disobedience. |
| 1933 |
Started a movement (after release in December) for a Parliamentary wing
of the Congress, as a result of which Swaraj party was formed. |
| 1934 |
Appointed Secretary of the Congress Parliament Board |
| 1935 |
Elected Director of the Bombay Life Assurance Company Ltd., and the
Bombay Fire Assurance Company Ltd. |
| Elected Vice-Chairman of the Fellowship School Society. |
| Appointed Trustee of Kanji Khetsi Trust. |
| 1936 |
Started the Hans Ltd., which took over the Hindi magazine Hans; and
became its Joint Editor with Hindi writer Premchand. |
| 1937 |
Elected to the Bombay Legislative Assembly. |
| Appointed Home Minister in the First Congress Government in Bombay. |
| Elected President of Gujarati Sahitya Parishad ( Gujarati Literary
Conference). |
| 1938 |
Appointed Vice-President of Children's Aid Society. |
| Appointed Trustee of M. Goenka Trust. |
| Elected President of the Society for the Protection of Children in
Western India. |
| Started (with Sardar Patel) Institute of Agriculture in Anand, Gujarat
State, and was elected its Vice-Chairman. |
| Established Girls' Hostel in Bombay for college students. |
| Delivered the Thakkar Vassonji Madhavji Research Lectures in Bombay
University on the "Early Aryans of Gujarat." |
| Founded the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, and was elected its President. |
| 1939 |
Established Children's Home in a Bombay suburb. |
| Started Hansraj Morarji Public School in a Bombay suburb. |
| Resigned as Home Minister. |
| 1940 |
Started Social Welfare, an English Weekly, and became its Editor. |
| Elected President of the First All India Penal Reform Convention. |
| Established Home for the Mentally Retarded Children. |
| Arrested for individual Satyagraha. |
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