New Delhi, October 2:
India today celebrates Gandhi Jayanti, marking the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation. Born on October 2, 1869, in Porbandar, Gujarat, Gandhi led India’s freedom struggle through his philosophy of truth and non-violence, inspiring millions across the globe.
The day is observed as a national holiday across the country, with prayer meetings, cultural programs, and commemorative events held at Raj Ghat in New Delhi and other places associated with Gandhi’s life. Leaders and citizens paid floral tributes, remembering his message of peace, harmony, and simplicity.
Internationally, October 2 is also recognized as the International Day of Non-Violence, as declared by the United Nations. Nations worldwide mark the occasion with initiatives promoting peace, tolerance, and understanding, reinforcing Gandhi’s vision of resolving conflicts through non-violent means.
Mahatma Gandhi’s principles continue to inspire movements for justice and equality across the world. His teachings remain relevant in addressing global challenges, reminding humanity of the enduring strength of truth and non-violence.
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