Gandhi Jayanti 2023 Live Updates: Remembering Mahatma Gandhi’s Enduring Legacy
Mahatma Gandhi, a respected figure in Indian and global history, was born on October 2, 1869. Gandhi Jayanti, a day set aside to honor Gandhi’s life and legacy, is observed on the day after his birthday. Gandhi’s philosophy of “Satyagraha,” or truth, nonviolence, and simplicity, continues to motivate people all around the world.
“I pay my respects to Mahatma Gandhi on this wonderful occasion of Gandhi Jayanti. His enduring guidance continues to illuminate our way. The legacy of Mahatma Gandhi inspires the entire human race to act with compassion and harmony. We will always strive to fulfill his dreams. – Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted.
Swachh Bharat Divas, often known as “Clean India Day,” is observed in India on Gandhi Jayanti. Ankit Baiyanpuriya, a fitness celebrity, worked with Prime Minister Narendra Modi on the cleanliness program on Sunday as he led the massive national effort.
Politicians, students, and people from all walks of life took part in the ‘Cleanliness is Service’ campaign in response to Modi’s appeal. Several ministries, governmental institutions, and charitable groups actively participated in the cleanliness campaign as well.
On his official account, Modi shared a 4-minute video with the caption, “Today, while the country focuses on cleanliness, Ankit Baiyanpuriya and I did the same! Along with cleanliness, we also considered fitness and wellbeing. It’s all about the ethos of a clean and healthy India!”
n a recent episode of “Mann Ki Baat,” Modi urged all citizens to participate in “Shramdaan” (voluntary labor) for cleanliness on October 1, describing it as a “Swachhataanjali” (a tribute) to Mahatma Gandhi on his birth anniversary.
Home Minister Amit Shah symbolically wielded a broom in Ahmedabad and actively participated in the cleanliness campaign. Similarly, BJP Chief JP Nadda joined the cleanliness drive in Delhi’s Jhandewalan area. Stay tuned for all the latest updates here.”
