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Celebration of Gandhi Jayanti in South of Pir Panjal
10/3/2024 9:44:07 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Oct 3: The Indian Army celebrated Gandhi Jayanti with vibrant events across the southern Pir Panjal region, honouring the principles of peace, non-violence, and community service that Mahatma Gandhi championed. This year's observance emphasized the importance of Gandhi's teachings in fostering unity and resilience, especially in a region that has witnessed its share of challenges. The day began with solemn ceremonies at various forward operating bases, where soldiers and local residents gathered to pay tribute to the Father of the Nation. Floral offerings were laid at his portrait, and a moment of silence was observed to reflect on Gandhi's profound impact on India and the world. The atmosphere was filled with a sense of camaraderie as individuals from diverse backgrounds came together to honour the ideals of peace and harmony. The celebrations included a series of cultural programs that showcased the rich heritage of the region. Local artists performed traditional dances and songs, celebrating both the spirit of Gandhi and the cultural diversity of the Pir Panjal area. These performances not only entertained but also served as a reminder of the importance of community and the shared values that bind people together. In a special initiative, children from nearby schools were invited to participate in drawing competitions on themes from Gandhi's life. This engagement fostered a spirit of creativity and reflection among the youth, encouraging them to internalize and spread Gandhi's message in their own lives. Throughout the day, speeches and discussions highlighted the relevance of Gandhi's teachings in contemporary society. Participants reflected on the importance of peace, tolerance, and dialogue in overcoming challenges and building a cohesive community. The gatherings served as a platform for people to express their commitment to upholding these values in their everyday lives. As the nation reflects on the significance of Gandhi Jayanti, the events in the Pir Panjal serve as a powerful reminder of the relevance of non-violence and service in today's world. The efforts made to celebrate this day will continue to resonate, encouraging individuals to embrace Gandhi's teachings and contribute positively to society.
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