Canberra [Australia], October 2 (ANI): Numerous Indian diplomatic missions globally noticed Mahatma Gandhi’s delivery anniversary on Friday by providing floral honours and recalling his enduring ideas of reality, non-violence and peace.
To mark Gandhi Jayanti alongside the International Day of Non-Violence, the High Commission of India in Australia positioned floral tributes on the Mahatma Gandhi memorial located inside Canberra’s Glebe Park.
‘High Commissioner Nagesh Singh, together with officers and employees of the Mission, group leaders and members of the Indian group, paid floral tributes to Mahatma Gandhi, remembering his timeless beliefs of reality, non-violence and peace,’ the Indian High Commission in Australia posted on X.
In an analogous tribute, Indian Ambassador to Japan Nagma Mallick, accompanied by municipal officers from Edogawa Ward and members of the Indian diaspora, positioned floral wreaths on the Mahatma Gandhi monument in Tokyo whereas considering his life and legacy.
‘Ambassador Mallick spoke about Gandhi’s talisman (guideline), pertaining to the common values he left behind, together with the spirit of ‘Antyodaya’ – prioritising the wants of essentially the most weak – the act of strolling, cleanliness, and repair to society,’ the Indian Embassy in Tokyo posted on X.
Across New Zealand, Indian High Commissioner Munpuii Saiowi joined fellow dignitaries to honour Gandhi, reflecting upon his teachings and their ongoing significance within the trendy period.
Additionally, in Cambodia, Indian Ambassador Vanlalvawna Bawitlung, accompanied by mission personnel and members of the Indian group, laid floral tributes earlier than Gandhi’s bust, celebrating his common ideas of peace, reality and non-violence.
Meanwhile, Norwegian Ambassador to India May-Elin Stener mirrored upon her prior journey to Sabarmati Ashram whereas emphasising the enduring world resonance of Gandhi’s philosophy.
‘Happy Gandhi Jayanti! A go to to Sabarmati Ashram was a deeply shifting expertise for me. Truth, non-violence and peace are values we cherish in Norway too. Gandhiji’s message continues to encourage us all even at present,’ she posted on X.
Earlier on Friday, Prime Minister Narendra Modi provided respects to Mahatma Gandhi on the event of his delivery anniversary, evoking his ideas of reality, non-violence, simplicity and Swadeshi, whereas noting that Bapu’s enduring message will regularly direct the nation in the direction of an improved society and a Viksit Bharat.
Through a put up shared on X, PM Modi acknowledged, ‘May Bapu’s timeless message hold guiding us in the direction of a greater society and a Viksit Bharat.’ (ANI)Â