Live Updates: Recognising Mahatma Gandhi on the eve of his 153rd birth

 Live Updates: Recognizing Mahatma Gandhi on the eve of his 153rd birth

One of history's best-known characters, Mahatma Gandhi, will celebrate his 153rd birthday on October 2, 2023. This day honors the person who guided India towards independence through nonviolent civil disobedience and is not merely a national day in India. We provide live updates from all of the activities and festivities taking place in memory of the Mahatma as the country and the world unite to mark this important day.

 1. A tribute to Narendra Modi, the Indian prime minister.

. The day started with the prime minister, Narendra Modi, paying respects for Mahatma Gandhi on Raj Ghat, the Delhi monument built in his honor.

. In his remarks, Prime Minister Modi emphasised the Gandhian teachings' continuing applicability, particularly in the contemporary world where truth and non-violence are still of utmost importance.

2. National Holiday:

. Gandhi's principles of integrity, simplicity, and independence were recalled as Indians across the country observed a two-minute silence.

. Schools and other educational institutions staged special events to raise awareness of the principles he stood for and the significance of his legacy in the present.

3. Gandhi Jayanti in higher education:

. Universities and other educational institutions conducted lectures, panel discussions, and cultural celebrations to honor Gandhi's accomplishments.

. Researchers and pupils discussed subjects relating to Gandhi's philosophy and its relevance today.

4. Festivals celebrated abroad:

. Gandhi's commitment to nonviolent transformation was honored by the United Nations, which declared this day to be the International Day of Nonviolence.

. Events and discussions were held in several nations to honor Gandhi's values and their influence around the world.

 5. Social Construction:

. In line with Gandhi's beliefs, numerous social organisations and NGOs took advantage of the occasion to push campaigns for sanitation, hygiene, and rural development.
. Activities for the Cleanliness Abdul (Clean India Campaign) were in full swing.

 6. Digital memorials:

. Virtual tributes or virtual events were a big part of this year because of the ongoing pandemic, with people from every walk of life thanking Gandhi on social media.

 The nation continues to ponder Mahatma Gandhi's timeless message of harmony, peace, and the search for the truth as the day progresses. His legacy acts as a beacon, showing us how important it is to follow the path of righteousness and nonviolence in the modern world. Keep checking back for more information as the day's celebrations continue.