Mahatma Gandhi, affectionately known as "Bapu," was pivotal in India’s independence movement. His unwavering belief in ahimsa (non-violence) and truth formed the foundation of India's battle for freedom from British colonial rule. Gandhi's teachings continue to inspire movements advocating peace and justice worldwide.

Wishing you a Gandhi Jayanti filled with inspiration and hope.” In Punjab, the state government has declared a public holiday in honor of both Gandhi Jayanti and Maharaja Agrasen Jayanti, which falls on October 3rd.

The International Day of Non-Violence celebrated on October 2, serves as a powerful reminder of the impact of peaceful resistance and the importance of dialogue in addressing societal issues. As the world grapples with conflicts,

Gandhi Jayanti, observed on October 2, commemorates Mahatma Gandhi's birth anniversary. Celebrated for his dedication to India's freedom and philosophies, he is honoured both in India and worldwide.