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| Year | Month | Day | Event / Incident |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1941 | January | 5 | Satyagraha was resumed after a break from December 24 to January 4. |
| 1941 | January | 10 | In Sevagram, Gandhi gave instructions to satyagrahis "that even as a resister courts imprisonment, he is expected to court any other form of punishment, i.e. fines". |
| 1941 | January | On or after 10 | In message, asked the Punjab Congressmen to develop "a living faith in the virtue of non-violence for being chosen for civil disobedience". |
| 1941 | January | 11 | Gave instructions for suspension of civil disobedience. Interview to Prof. R. Coupland. |
| 1941 | January | On or before 12 | In letter to Abdul Ghaffar Khan, Gandhi permitted "Red Shirts" to offer satyagraha in the Frontier Province. |
| 1941 | January | 12 | In instructions to satyagrahis, announced that there would be no successor to Abul Kalam Azad and said " everyone who gets a short term should know that on every release, he has to repeat civil disobedience till the end of the struggle". |
| 1941 | January | 17 | In Sevagram, blessed Vinoba Bhave, who offered civil disobedience for the second time after he was released on January 15. |
| 1941 | January | 17 | Subhas Chandra Bose disappeared from his house in Elgin Road, Calcutta. |
| 1941 | January | Before 23 | In message to Gujarat College students, Gandhi said that they had every right to resort to strike if they failed to obtain justice through negotiations. |
| 1941 | January | 24 | Exhorted Congressmen to observe rules of conduct even in matter "too trifling for attention". |
| 1941 | January | 28 | In letter to newspaper editors, appealed to the Press "not to succumb to the gag but to assert its independence by publishing all the satyagraha news in its fullness". |
| 1941 | February | Before 1 | In letter to Manoranjan Chaudhari, declined to lead satyagraha movement against Muslim League Ministry of Bengal, as suggested by Bengal Hindu Mahasabha leaders". |
| 1941 | February | 4 | Had discussion with Sarojini Naidu and J.B. Kripalani. |
| 1941 | February | 9 | In letter to T.B. Sapru, refused to write to M.A. Jinnah unless the latter wanted "to come to some settlement". |
| 1941 | February | 10 | In letter to The Times of India, said "In spite of your disbelief, I must adhere to my faith in the possibility of the most debased human nature to respond to non-violence." |
| 1941 | February | 13 | In message to Punjab Congressmen, stressed importance of constructive work. |
| 1941 | February | 16 | In letter to Mukundalal Sircar, described differences with Subhas Chandra Bose as "vital and fundamental", and said "Independence secured through violence would have contents different from that secured through non-violent means." In letter to T.B. Sa |
| 1941 | February | On or before 20 | In letter to P.V. Naidu, said that question of Congress partaking "in the reorganization of Central Government would not arise so long as the Congress demand remained unconceded". |
| 1941 | February | On or after 24 | Interview to Calcutta satyagrahis. |
| 1941 | February | 26 | Gandhi disallowed Maharajkumar of Vizianagaram to offer satyagraha as he did not fulfil all conditions of Satyagraha Pledge. |
| 1941 | February | 27 | In Allahabad, put up at Anand Bhavan. |
| 1941 | February | 28 | Visited Harijan Ashram; opened Kamala Nehru Memorial Hospital; had discussion with Bengal Congress leaders on withdrawal of Bengal Congress Party from the Legislature; received deputation on behalf of Garhwal Harijans. |
| 1941 | February | 28 | With Mahadev Desai called on T.B. Sapru at 8 p.m.; later met Madan Mohan Malaviya. |
| 1941 | March | 1 | Addressed U.P. Provincial Students Federation. Called on Vijayalakshmi Pandit and Abul Kalam Azad in Naini Central Jail; at 11 a.m. left for Wardha. |
| 1941 | March | 2 | Reached Sevagram. |
| 1941 | March | 4 | Interview to Shankaran, Secretary, Tamil Nadu Provincial Congress Committee. |
| 1941 | March | 6 | In statement to the Press, Gandhi warned people against "journalistic fights of imagination" about his meeting with T.B. Sapru and others in Allahabad. |
| 1941 | March | 7 | In letter to Sir T.B. Sapru, agreed to suggestion to meet M.A. Jinnah, but expressed apprehension that time for communal settlement had not come. |
| 1941 | March | 7 | In Sind, Khan Bahadur allah Baksh was sworn in as Premier. |
| 1941 | March | Before 10 | Gandhi instructed Andhra and Tamil Nadu Congress Committees not to take persons from districts into Madras city for offering satyagraha. |
| 1941 | March | Before 11 | In telegram, urged Shibbanlal Saxena, satyagrahi prisoner in Benares Central Jail, to give up hunger-strike. |
| 1941 | March | 13, 16 | In Bombay, Non-Party Leaders Conference was held under presidentship of T.B. Sapru. |
| 1941 | March | 16 | In foreword to Jawaharlal Nehrus article, "the Parting of the Ways", Gandhi said that author had led the reader to the inevitable conclusion that independence could not be achieved without non-violence. |
| 1941 | March | 18 | Appeal to C.F. Andrews Memorial Fund. |
| 1941 | March | 21 | In appeal to Congress workers, hoped that they would devote their time to constructive programme during the National Week in April. |
| 1941 | March | Before 23 | In message to M.R. Jayakar, said that while he was always ready "to meet old friends he could not, without consultation with the members of the Working Committee, give them any assurance". |
| 1941 | March | 29 | Proposal to resume publication of Harijan was countermanded on account of letter from the Government. |
| 1941 | March | 29 | In Sarvodaya, Gandhi reiterated his conviction that "in this long and arduous struggle, quality alone will count, never quantity." |
| 1941 | April | 1 | In Sevagram, introduced practice of keeping personal diaries by inmates. |
| 1941 | April | 6 | In message to Delhi Basic Education Conference, said "Our experiment to be through has to be at least somewhere made without alloy and without outside interference". |
| 1941 | April | 7 | In message to Mysore Congress, said that constructive programme "is the truest foundation for the swaraj for millions based on non-violence". |
| 1941 | April | 7 | T.B. Sapru met Viceroy in Delhi. |
| 1941 | April | 8 | In statement to the Press, Gandhi said that report of his interview with Ruikar and Sircar was "a mischievous distortion of a friendly conversation". |
| 1941 | April | 16 | Gandhi was at Sevagram. |
| 1941 | April | 18 | Riots broke out at Ahmedabad. |
| 1941 | April | 19 | Gandhi gave statement to The Times of India. |
| 1941 | April | 25 | Issued statement to Press on L.S. Amerys speech. |
| 1941 | April | 27 | Broke three days fast. |
| 1941 | May | 1 | Wrote to Editor of The Times of India. |
| 1941 | May | 2 | Attended funeral of J.P. Trivedi. |
| 1941 | May | 4 | Appealed to Congressmen to do their duty during riots. |
| 1941 | May | 7 | Issued statement to the Press on riots in Bihar. |
| 1941 | May | 15 | Wrote on Khadi Jagat. |
| 1941 | May | 19 | Srinivasa Iyengar died. |
| 1941 | May | 18 to 21 | Gandhi had discussions with Mridula Sarabhai and Gulzarilal Nanda. |
| 1941 | May | 22 | Gave interview to The Hindu. |
| 1941 | May | 23 | Spoke at National Youths Training Camp at Wardha. |
| 1941 | June | 9 | In statement to Press denounced murder of a Muslim family in Bihar. |
| 1941 | June | 12 | Had discussion with K.M. Munshi, Rajendra Prasad and Gopichand Bhargava. |
| 1941 | June | 13 | Discussion continued. |
| 1941 | June | 15 | In statement to Press stated reasons why he had advised K.M. Munshi to resign from Congress. |
| 1941 | July | 6 | Gave statement to Press. |
| 1941 | July | 12 | Had discussion with Abdul Gaffar Khan. |
| 1941 | July | 22 | Gave interview to The Hindu on Government communique. |
| 1941 | July | 23 | Gave interview to A.N.S. Murti. |
| 1941 | July | 31 | Wrote to The Times of India. |
| 1941 | August | 1 | Opened Khadi Vidyalaya at Wardha. |
| 1941 | August | 4 | Gave statement to Press. |
| 1941 | August | 5 | Gave statement to Press. |
| 1941 | August | 7 | Rabindranath Tagore died. |
| 1941 | August | 7 | Gandhi paid tribute to Rabindranath Tagore. |
| 1941 | August | 12 | Issued statement to Press on shraddha day of Rabindranath Tagore. |
| 1941 | August | 24 | Wrote foreword to A Discipline for Non-violence. Gave statement to Press on Indo-Burman Immigration Agreement. |
| 1941 | August | 29 | Attended A.I.V.I.A. meeting. |
| 1941 | August | 30 | In Sarvodaya paid homage to Rabindranath Tagore. |
| 1941 | August | 31 | Wrote foreword to Practical Non-violence. |
| 1941 | September | 1 | Telegraphed condolence on Fulchand Kasturchand Shahs death. |
| 1941 | September | 5 | Gave interview to H.V. Kamath. |
| 1941 | September | 11 | Gave interview to The Hindu. |
| 1941 | September | 14 | Met Allah Bux, R.K. Sidhwa and deputation from Burma. |
| 1941 | September | 16 | Met Allah Bux and R.K. Sidhwa. |
| 1941 | September | 18 | Gandhis birthday celebrated according to Vikram era. |
| 1941 | September | 18 | Gandhi addressed meeting at Sevagram and participated in spinning. |
| 1941 | September | 18 | Sent message for people of Ahmedabad. |
| 1941 | September | 24 | In statement to Press cautioned public against uncertified khadi dealers. |
| 1941 | September | 30 | At Nalwadi, addressed meeting of Goseva Sangh. |
| 1941 | October | 1 | Sent message to States people. |
| 1941 | October | 2 | Gandhis birthday celebrated. |
| 1941 | October | 2 | Gandhi spoke at meeting. |
| 1941 | October | 7 | Presided at A.I.S.A. meeting. |
| 1941 | October | 10 | At Sevagram. |
| 1941 | October | 11 | Gandhi was at Sevagram. Met Hancock and S. Satyamurti. |
| 1941 | October | 12 | Received yarn and money collected by Nagpur, Berar and Mahakoshal Provincial Congress Committees and addressed them. |
| 1941 | October | 15 | Met Asaf Ali and Rajendra Prasad. |
| 1941 | October | 21 | Gave statement to Press on Government communique regarding Jayaprakash Narayans alleged attempt to smuggle some papers from Deoli Camp. |
| 1941 | October | 22 | After prayer spoke on ideal village community. |
| 1941 | October | 23 | Met Khan Bahadur Alla Bux. |
| 1941 | October | 28 | In statement to Press reviewed satyagraha movement and issued instructions for guidance of satyagrahis. |
| 1941 | October | 30 | Issued statement to Press on hunger-strike by detenus in Deoli Camp and Government communique thereon. |
| 1941 | November | 11 | Issued statement on Indo-Ceylonese pact. |
| 1941 | November | 12 | Sent telegram to Jayaprakash Narayan advising discontinuance of hunger-strike. |
| 1941 | November | 12 | In statement to Press discountenanced move to press Government to release satyagrahi prisoners. |
| 1941 | November | 14 | Through Press urged Government to grant demands of Deoli detenus. |
| 1941 | November | 15 | Granted permission to S. Satyamurti to publish whole correspondence. |
| 1941 | November | 19 | Telegraphed to Home Member seeking permission for Mahadev Desai to meet Deoli detenus. |
| 1941 | November | Before 20 | Sent message to Frontier people. |
| 1941 | November | 27 | In statement to Press expressed relief at discontinuance of hunger-strike by Deoli detenus and appealed to Government to give better treatment to detenus and political prisoners. |
| 1941 | November | 27 | Sent message to Majoor Mahajan, Ahmedabad, on its 25th anniversary. |
| 1941 | November | 28 | Gave interview to The Daily Herald on L.S. Amerys speech. |
| 1941 | December | 4 | Gave interview to Press on Government communique regarding release of political prisoners. |
| 1941 | December | 7 | Through Press announced that civil disobedience would continue until Bombay Resolution was reversed by Congress. |
| 1941 | December | 9 | Gave statement to Press on Khudai Khidmatgars camp held in N.W.F.P. |
| 1941 | December | 9 | Left Sevagram. |
| 1941 | December | 10 | Reached Bardoli. |
| 1941 | December | On or before 13 | Completed Constructive Programme: Its Meaning and Place. |
| 1941 | December | 17 | Addressed A.I.S.A. meeting. |
| 1941 | December | 18 and 19 | Attended A.I.S.A. meeting. |
| 1941 | December | 19 | Through Press appealed to people not to be scared in face of approaching war but act bravely. |
| 1941 | December | 20 | Sent message to Bhagini Samaj, Bombay, on its Silver Jubilee. Gave statement to Press on Americas entry in war. |
| 1941 | December | 23 to 26 | Attended Congress Working Committee meeting. |
| 1941 | December | 27 | Attended Congress Working Committee meeting. Through Press appealed to Bihar Government to lift ban on Hindu Mahasabha. |
| 1941 | December | 28 | Attended Congress Working Committee meeting. |
| 1941 | December | Before 29 | Sent message to All-India Womens Conference. |
| 1941 | December | 29 | Attended Congress Working Committee meeting. |
| 1941 | December | 30 | Wrote to Congress President to relieve him of responsibility laid upon him by Bombay Resolution. C.W.C. passed a resolution relieving Gandhi. C.W.C. passed another Resolution reiterating its demand and restated the Congress position and attitude in reg |
| 1941 | December | 30 | Gandhi gave statement to The Hindu on Congress resolution. |
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