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Gandhi (MOHANdas Karamchand Gandhi). The day he was supposed to play a raga for a live radio show to honor Gandhi's death, he had not decided which to use. Instead of choosing a pre-existing raga, he used the word "Gandhi" to choose three notes as the basis of his improvisation (Ga, Dha, Ni). He used two other notes to create a pentatonic raga similar to Raga Malkauns, hence the name Mohankauns. Read Ravi's autobiography, "Raga Mala."
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