PM Modi Pays Tribute to Mahatma Gandhi on His Birth Anniversary

Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi at Raj Ghat in New Delhi on Friday, October 2, 2026, marking his 157th birth anniversary. Modi remembered Gandhi’s contribution to the nation and highlighted the lasting relevance of his principles. He said Gandhi’s message continues to inspire people across generations. The Prime Minister also described Gandhi’s life as an example of truth, non-violence, compassion and service. He said these values can guide society towards a better future.

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Gandhi’s Ideals Continue to Inspire

Modi said Mahatma Gandhi’s timeless message can continue to guide the country towards a better society and a developed India. He noted that Gandhi’s ideology influenced people not only in India but around the world. According to the Prime Minister, Gandhi remained close to millions of people despite staying away from positions of power. He said Gandhi’s thoughts continue to hold significance in the present era. Modi also expressed confidence that his ideas will inspire humanity in the years ahead.

Through a video message, Modi spoke about the importance of Gandhi Jayanti for the nation. He said Gandhi’s philosophy has inspired people across different parts of the world. The Prime Minister recalled Gandhi’s emphasis on truth, non-violence and compassion. He said these principles remain relevant for building a better society. Modi added that Gandhi’s legacy continues to influence generations.

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PM Modi Appeals for Khadi and Swadeshi

Modi also highlighted Mahatma Gandhi’s emphasis on the use of Swadeshi products. He said Khadi remained an important part of Gandhi’s vision and encouraged citizens to support it. The Prime Minister appealed to people to purchase at least one Khadi product on October 2. He said this would help promote the spirit of Swadeshi. Gandhi was born on October 2, 1869, in Porbandar and was assassinated in Delhi on January 30, 1948.

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