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Source: The post on International Day of Non-Violence 2024 is based on the article “International Day of Non-Violence 2024″ published in “PIB” on 2nd October 2024.
Why in the News?
Recently, International Day of Non-Violence 2024 was observed on 2nd October.
About International Day of Non-Violence 2024
1. About: October 2 is celebrated as the International Day of Non-Violence annually.
2. It was proclaimed by the United Nations in 2007 to honour the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi.
3. Purpose: International Day of Non-Violence celebrates Gandhi’s philosophy of peace and non-violence. It is a reminder of the enduring power of non-violence in shaping societies worldwide.
Global Influence
Gandhi’s non-violent philosophy inspired global movements, including Martin Luther King Jr.’s civil rights campaign in the U.S. and Nelson Mandela’s fight against apartheid in South Africa.
His ideas continue to influence leaders worldwide, emphasizing non-violence as a powerful instrument for change and reform.
Modern Relevance of his Thought
In today’s world, characterized by political conflicts, social unrest, and environmental crises, Gandhi’s principles of non-violence are seen as more crucial than ever.
Gandhi’s philosophy offers solutions to issues like terrorism, inequality, and climate change.
His belief in humanity’s intrinsic goodness provides a path to resolve modern challenges, such as poverty and pandemics through peaceful means.
UPSC Syllabus: International organisation
