Mahatma Gandhi Birthday: Wishes, Quotes, Messages, Images, Greetings, Shayari, Pics to celebrate International Non-Violence Day

Gandhi Jayanti was observed on October 2 in honour of the day Mahatma Gandhi was born. Gandhiji’s 153rd birthday will be observed in 2022. Mahatma Gandhi constantly espoused the virtues of tolerance and love. The day is always observed in offices and schools with great fervour and bravery.

Mahatma Gandhi is revered as the best example of maintaining a simple life with modesty and devotion in India and throughout the world. The entire globe now abides by his principles. His life itself serves as an example. Gandhi Jayanti is therefore observed as more than just a national holiday on October 2, the day of his birth.

The National and Festive Holidays Act of 1963 provides that on the following seven holidays, 2 October, 15 August, 26 January, 1 May, each person must be entitled to one full day of leave. Additionally, the day after his birthday is observed as the International Day of Non-Violence. The International Day of Nonviolence was established by the UN General Assembly on June 15, 2007.

Shri Narendra Modi, the prime minister, is a devotee of Mahatma Gandhi. For the very first moment in India’s history, he asked the populace to participate in the “Clean Campaign” campaign and take a pledge to maintain Country tidy in addition to celebrating this day as a holiday.

Gandhi Jayanti is observed as a national holiday in India, involving prayer gatherings and respects paid prior to the monument of Gandhi in Rajghat, New Delhi. At Gandhi’s Samadhi, where his body was cremated, prayers are said in front of the prime minister and the president of India.

Raghupati Raghava Raja Ram, his all-time favourite devotional song, is recalled in his remembrance. In India, this day is observed as the International Day of Non-Violence. In the majority of schools, Gandhi Jayanti is observed the day before. These festivals all honour such guiding values.

Wishes, Quotes, Messages, Images, Greetings, Shayari, Pics to celebrate International Non-Violence Day for Mahatma Gandhi Birthday

“Let us celebrate the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti by remembering Mahatma Gandhi and by following the path he showed us.”

“Let’s remember the Mahatma who shook the world in a gentle way, Wishing you a Happy Gandhi Jayanti.”

“Anger is the enemy of non-violence, and pride is the monster that swallows it up. Happy Gandhi Jayanti!”