Hemant Soren: Jharkhand Tourism paid tribute to Mahatma Gandhi on Gandhi Jayanti and remembered the legacy of the Tana Bhagat movement, highlighting its association with the values of truth, non-violence, swadeshi and swaraj.
The message also comes as Jharkhand observes Gandhi Jayanti, with the state recalling the historical significance of movements that promoted non-violent resistance and social mobilisation during the freedom struggle.
Mahatma Gandhi Remembered on Gandhi Jayanti
The occasion marks the birth anniversary of Mahatma Gandhi, whose philosophy of truth and non-violence became closely associated with India’s freedom movement.
Jharkhand Tourism extended Gandhi Jayanti greetings while paying homage to Gandhi and highlighting the continued relevance of his ideals.
Tana Bhagat Movement’s Legacy
Jharkhand Tourism also remembered the Tana Bhagat movement, describing it as an important part of the state’s historical heritage.
The movement emerged among tribal communities in the Chotanagpur region and became associated with principles including non-violence, swadeshi and swaraj.
Hemant Soren and Jharkhand’s Historical Heritage
The remembrance of Gandhi and the Tana Bhagat movement also highlights Jharkhand’s connection with India’s broader history of resistance and social movements.
The state government under Chief Minister Hemant Soren has continued to emphasise Jharkhand’s tribal heritage and historical identity as part of its public outreach and cultural narrative.
Gandhi Jayanti Greetings
Jharkhand Tourism extended its greetings to people on Gandhi Jayanti and recalled the contribution of the Tana Bhagat movement to the state’s historical legacy.
The message highlighted the values of truth, non-violence, swadeshi and swaraj, connecting the occasion with Jharkhand’s distinctive place in India’s freedom-era history.
