Indian Missions Worldwide Mark Gandhi Jayanti, Recall His Timeless Message of Truth, Non-Violence
- Indian diplomatic missions worldwide marked Mahatma Gandhi’s birth anniversary with floral tributes and events honoring truth, peace, and non-violence.
- Ceremonies took place in countries including Australia, China, Japan, Pakistan, Nepal, New Zealand, Bahrain, South Korea, and others.
- The events included speeches, musical performances, cultural programs, and reflections on Gandhi’s teachings and their relevance today.
- Prime Minister Narendra Modi said Gandhi’s message should guide India toward a better society and a Viksit Bharat.
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Indian missions worldwide mark Gandhi's 157th birth anniversary with tributes
Indian missions across Asia-Pacific and beyond marked Mahatma Gandhi's 157th birth anniversary with tributes and cultural events. The observances highlighted the enduring global resonance of his message of peace, truth and non-violence.
Indian missions worldwide mark Gandhi Jayanti, recall his timeless message of truth, non-violence - The Tribune
Global Indian embassies and leaders, including PM Narendra Modi, commemorated Gandhi Jayanti on Friday with floral tributes. Dignitaries in Australia, Japan, New Zealand, and Cambodia honoured Mahatma Gandhi, emphasising his timeless global message of truth, non-violence, peace, and public service.
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Gandhi Jayanti marked with floral tribute in Canberra - The Indian Sun
The High Commission of India in Canberra marked Gandhi Jayanti and the International Day of Non-Violence with a floral tribute at the Mahatma Gandhi statue in Glebe Park on Friday, 2 October. High Commissioner of India to Australia Nagesh Singh joined officers and staff of the Mission, community leaders and members of the Indian community […]
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