India attained independence on August 15, 1947. The question asks for Mahatma Gandhi's whereabouts on this specific day.
Historical records indicate that Mahatma Gandhi was not present in New Delhi for the official Independence Day celebrations. Instead, he was in Calcutta (now Kolkata).
Gandhi was undertaking a significant peace mission in Calcutta during this period. His efforts were focused on pacifying communal tensions and violence that had erupted in the aftermath of the Partition of India.
His presence in Calcutta was crucial for promoting reconciliation and preventing further bloodshed between communities.
Therefore, Mahatma Gandhi was in Calcutta on the day India gained Independence.
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