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Gandhi Jayanti EXCLUSIVE | Bhagya Lakshmi Star Aishwarya Khare Gives Tribute To Gandhiji: He Was A True…
Gandhi Jayanti Special: Each year, on October 2, Gandhi Jayanti is observed, commemorating the birth anniversary of Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi, affectionately known as Mahatma Gandhi or Bapu. Mahatma Gandhi, a pivotal figure in India's struggle for independence, is remembered for his profound impact on the world. His legacy revolves around the principles of non-violence, or ahimsa, which he exemplified through various peaceful movements.
WHY WE CELEBRATE GANDHI JAYANTI?
This special day, October 2, is dedicated to honoring Mahatma Gandhi's contributions as the "Father of the Nation." Additionally, it serves as the International Day of Non-Violence, aiming to spread the message of non-violence across the globe. As the whole nation is remembering Gandhi ji on the special day, our celebrities are not behind.
BHAGYA LAKSHMI STAR AISHWARYA KHARE'S TRIBUTE TO MAHATMA GANDHI
On the occasion of Gandhi Jayanti today, TV star Aishwarya Khare also remembered the Father of the Nation and shared how she's inspired by him. The talented actress, who essays the role of Lakshmi in the popular Zee TV show Bhagya Lakshmi opposite Rohit Suchanti, said, "Today, as we commemorate the birth of the legend, Mahatma Gandhi, I'm reminded of his timeless message: 'Be the change you wish to see in the world'. As an actor, I'm privileged to be part of an industry that has the power to inspire, educate, and unite. Gandhi ji was a true patriot who dedicated his life in pursuit of freedom and justice of our country. We should all strive to embody his values and remember his unwavering commitment to nonviolence. We all should work towards making our own sacrifices for the betterment of our country in honour of his legacy."
For those who are not aware, on June 15, 2007, the United Nations officially designated October 2 as the International Day of Non-Violence. This day is marked by a range of programs and cultural events aimed at honoring the Father of the Nation and disseminating his teachings. Numerous individuals also choose to visit sites dedicated to Mahatma Gandhi on this occasion, such as Raj Ghat in Delhi, Mani Bhavan in Mumbai, and Sabarmati Ashram in Gujarat.
