The Prime Minister on Thursday paid heartfelt tribute to Mahatma Gandhi on his death anniversary, remembering the Father of the Nation for his timeless ideals of truth, non-violence, and moral courage that continue to guide India and the world. Marking the occasion at Raj Ghat, the Prime Minister offered floral tributes and observed silence, paying respect to Gandhi’s sacrifice and enduring influence on the nation’s conscience.
In a message shared with the nation, the Prime Minister highlighted Mahatma Gandhi’s role in shaping India’s freedom struggle through peaceful resistance and ethical leadership. He noted that Gandhi’s principles remain deeply relevant in today’s world, where harmony, dialogue, and compassion are essential to address global challenges such as conflict, inequality, and intolerance.
Leaders across political parties, along with citizens from all walks of life, joined in commemorating the anniversary, reflecting on Gandhi’s vision of an inclusive and self-reliant India. Educational institutions and social organisations across the country also organised prayer meetings, discussions, and cleanliness drives inspired by Gandhian values.
The Prime Minister emphasised that Gandhi’s teachings are not limited to history books but are a living philosophy that encourages responsible citizenship and social unity. He urged the younger generation to draw inspiration from Gandhi’s life and apply his ideals in everyday actions.
As India remembers Mahatma Gandhi on his death anniversary, the tributes serve as a reminder of his lasting legacy—one that continues to inspire peace, justice, and ethical leadership for generations to come news as reported.
