Mahatma Gandhi, affectionately known as "Bapu," was pivotal in India’s independence movement. His unwavering belief in ahimsa (non-violence) and truth formed the foundation of India's battle for freedom from British colonial rule. Gandhi's teachings continue to inspire movements advocating peace and justice worldwide.

Celebrate Mahatma Gandhi's 155th birth anniversary on October 2, honoring his remarkable life and legacy that championed non-violence and freedom. Know about the history, significance, and inspiring quotes of India's 'Father of the Nation' on this special day.

The Aligarh Muslim University celebrated its 155th birth anniversary with great zeal as the International Day of Non-Violence at the university’s Maulana Azad (MA) Library, PRO AMU Omar S Peerzada said.

The International Day of Non-Violence celebrated on October 2, serves as a powerful reminder of the impact of peaceful resistance and the importance of dialogue in addressing societal issues. As the world grapples with conflicts,