Highlighting the remarkable power of peaceful protest.
Gandhi Jayanti 2025 marks the 156th birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation, whose principles of non-violence, truth, and civil disobedience continue to inspire generations. Across India, celebrations include prayer meetings, commemorative ceremonies, and educational programs highlighting Gandhi’s philosophy and contributions to India’s independence.
Thursday's International Day of Non-Violence highlights the remarkable power of peaceful protest.
The day marks the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, a leader who remained committed to the principle of non-violence, even in the most difficult circumstances.
“Gandhi understood that non-violence is not a weapon of the weak — it is the strength of the courageous," said United Nations Secretary-General Mr.Antonio Guterres.
"In these dangerous and divided times, let us find the strength to follow his lead, end the suffering, advance diplomacy, heal divisions, and create a just, sustainable and peaceful world for all.”
The day marks the birthday of Mahatma Gandhi, a leader who remained committed to the principle of non-violence, even in the most difficult circumstances.
“Gandhi understood that non-violence is not a weapon of the weak — it is the strength of the courageous," said United Nations Secretary-General Mr.Antonio Guterres.
"In these dangerous and divided times, let us find the strength to follow his lead, end the suffering, advance diplomacy, heal divisions, and create a just, sustainable and peaceful world for all.”
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