Gandhi Jayanti Drawing | Gandhi Jayanti 2021 | Mahatma Gandhi Quotes, Images

Gandhi Jayanti Drawing | Gandhi Jayanti 2021 | International Non-violence Day

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The birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi is celebrated on October 1 as the World International Day of Non-Violence.

The path of non-violence that Mahatma Gandhi pursued for India’s independence is exemplary for the whole world. The life of Mahatma Gandhi is truly inspiring. That is why this nonviolent pathway played an important role in bringing freedom to the country.

Indians celebrate Mahatma Gandhi‘s Birthday (Gandhi Jayanti) with great excitement. There are also attempts to convey to children the nonviolent ways followed by Gandhi were extremely memorable. Gandhi also called as Bapuji.

On Independence Day, Gandhi Jayanti is organizing a competition for school children to make portraits of Gandhiji and organize events to tell children about Gandhi’s footsteps and Gandhi’s history.

Though Gandhi Jayanti is celebrated in a different state in India, Gandhi Jayanti is celebrated in Karnataka only on the day of the government by organizing various programs such as farmer welfare, environmental protection, poverty alleviation, and improvement of good industries.

On the day of Gandhiji’s birth, on October 5, another great freedom fighter and great-grandmother and the second Prime Minister of India, Lal Bahadur Shastri was born.

Here are some of the drawings that children can draw on Gandhi Jayanti. Kids can create pictures by looking at these pictures. These drawings of Gandhiji can be downloaded for free. Here are some excerpts from Gandhi Jayanti Drawing.

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Mahatma Gandhi Quotes

No one would hurt me without my permission.
Satisfaction is in an effort, not in achievement.
The weak can never forgive. Forgiveness is a hallmark of the strong.
Energy does not come from physical strength. It comes from the indomitable will.
Freedom is not worth it unless it involves the freedom to make mistakes.
Whenever you encounter an opponent, overcome him with love.