October 2: International Day of Non-violence October 2, 2015



Every year October 2 is being observed as International Day of Non-violence throughout the world on the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi. Significance of Day: This day is observed by all member countries of the United Nations to promote the principles of non-violence through education and public awareness.  In India, this day is referred as Gandhi Jayanti. About International day of Non-Violence A resolution to establish the International Day of Non-violence was tabled in the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) in 2007 in a global effort to spread the message of non-violence. The resolution acknowledged the efforts of Mahatma Gandhi is spreading the message of non-violence and was passed in the UNGA. Since then October 2 has been globally observed as International Day of Non-violence.


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