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Global tributes pour in for Father of India on Gandhi Jayanti
Mahatma Gandhi’s 155th birth anniversary features celebrations worldwide, with communities reflecting on his teachings of peace, non-violence, and social justice. Events include talks, floral tributes, and cultural performances, highlighting his lasting legacy.
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Mahatma Gandhi, one of the world's most influential leaders, and for his 155th birth anniversary, people across nations reflect on his profound contributions to peace, non-violence, and civil rights.
As a global symbol of truth and justice, Gandhi’s teachings continue to inspire movements for social change, unity, and equality. #GandhiJayanti is trenting on X.
Australia
Perth
The Consulate General of India in Perth extended warm wishes for Gandhi Jayanti on X, encouraging everyone to follow the path of truth and wisdom while paying tribute to the Father of the Nation on this special day. It also held a talk on ‘Gandhi Jayanti” by Shobhana Radhakrishna.
Melbourne
Consul General of the Consulate General of India, Melbourne, along with officials at the Consulate paid homage to Gandhi on his birth anniversary, whose ideals of truth and nonviolence continue to inspire millions across the globe.
Consul General along with officials at the Consulate paid homage to #MahatmaGandhi on his birth anniversary, whose ideals of truth and nonviolence continue to inspire millions across the globe.@MEAIndia @HCICanberra pic.twitter.com/sGB0IaYS8h
— India in Melbourne (@cgimelbourne) October 1, 2024
Canberra
The Indian community in Canberra, together with the High Commission of India, Canberra, paid floral tributes to Mahatma Gandhi on the occasion of his 155th birth anniversary today.
The Indian Community in Canberra joined the @HCICanberra in paying floral tributes to the Father of the Nation #MahatmaGandhi on his 155th birth anniversary today. pic.twitter.com/1VfAuxPmEr
— India in Australia (@HCICanberra) October 2, 2024
New Zealand
The Indian High Commission in New Zealand celebrated Gandhi Jayanti and the international day of non-violence. Anand Satyanand, former New Zealand governor-general, lawyer Laurie Foon, deputy mayor, and other community leaders reflected on the teachings of Mahatma Gandhi and their relevance today. Everyone enjoyed the bhajans, songs, and poems performed in his memory.
Gandhi Jayanti and Intl. Day of Non-Violence celebrated today. HC, Sir Anand Satyanand, Laurie Foon, Dy Mayor & community leaders recalled teachings of Mahatma Gandhi and their relevance today. Everyone appreciated the Bhajans, Songs & Poems rendered in memory of Mahatma Gandhi. pic.twitter.com/jzICfSLcVS
— India in New Zealand (@IndiainNZ) October 2, 2024
Middle East
Saudi Arabia
The Embassy of India, Riyadh celebrated Gandhi Jayanti as Ambassador Suhel Khan and Embassy officers honored Mahatma Gandhi with floral tributes.
On #GandhiJayanti2024, Ambassador Dr Suhel Khan and Embassy officers paid floral tributes to Mahatma Gandhi.
— India in Saudi Arabia (@IndianEmbRiyadh) October 2, 2024
“Non-violence is the greatest force at the disposal of mankind”, Mahatma Gandhi had said. His timeless teachings are most relevant in current times.@MEAIndia pic.twitter.com/jxIRL62rFN
Dubai
As part of the celebration of Gandhi Jayanti2024, the Consulate General of India, Dubai officials observed the Swachhata pledge. Additionally, CG Satish Sivan presented tokens of appreciation to the Safai Mitras of the Consulate under the #SwachhtaHiSewa2024 campaign.
As part of the celebration of #GandhiJayanti2024, @cgidubai officials observed the #Swachhata pledge. Additionally, CG Shri Satish Sivan presented tokens of appreciation to the Safai Mitras of the Consulate under the #SwachhtaHiSewa2024 campaign. https://t.co/UkoSxWP2vB pic.twitter.com/jkwHhutbPE
— India in Dubai (@cgidubai) October 2, 2024
Asia
Beijing
On Gandhiji’s 155th birth anniversary, Ambassador Pradeep Kumar Rawat and Shruti Rawat paid tribute to him at the Jintai Museum. Luo Xiao from the Museum, along with members of the diplomatic community, the Indian diaspora, and friends of India, also honored Bapuji.
Ambassador Shri Pradeep Kumar Rawat & Mrs Shruti Rawat paid homage to Gandhiji at the Jintai Museum on Gandhiji’s 155th birth anniversary. Ms Luo Xiao from the Museum, diplomatic community, Indian diaspora & friends of India also paid tribute to Bapuji. #GandhiJayanti2024 (1/n) pic.twitter.com/jR57LhaSUs
— India in China (@EOIBeijing) October 2, 2024
The Ambassador spoke to the gathering, emphasizing the importance of Gandhiji’s values in today’s world. His teachings of peace, truth, and nonviolence continue to inspire people everywhere.
#GandhiJayanti2024 Ambassador addressed the gathering and highlighted the salience of Gandhiji’s values in today’s world. His timeless teachings of peace, truth, and nonviolence continue to inspire the world. (2/n) pic.twitter.com/jHH90PCQpa
— India in China (@EOIBeijing) October 2, 2024
The Indian community united for the play “Ahimsa: The Gandhi Way,” directed by Ms. Ketkee Thakar and written by Ms. Ayushi Sugandhi. The production brought Gandhiji’s message of nonviolence and truth to life, serving as a moving tribute to his enduring legacy.
#GandhiJayanti2024 Indian community came together in the play, “Ahimsa: The Gandhi Way”, directed and written by Ms Ketkee Thakar & Ms Ayushi Sugandhi respectively. The play brought Gandhiji’s message of nonviolence & truth 2 life. Moving tribute to his enduring legacy. pic.twitter.com/caYQ1sTkLo
— India in China (@EOIBeijing) October 2, 2024
Additionally, the group “Lasya,” led by Zhang Jinghui, performed a graceful Odissi dance to “Vaishnav Jan To,” beautifully blending classical elegance with the soulful essence of Mahatma Gandhi’s favorite bhajan.
#GandhiJayanti2024 The group, “Lasya” led by Ms Zhang Jinghui staged a graceful Odissi dance performance on 'Vaishnav Jan To', blending classical elegance with the soulful essence of Mahatma Gandhi's favorite bhajan. (4/n) pic.twitter.com/oiTDMPhdcz
— India in China (@EOIBeijing) October 2, 2024
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