On the solemn occasion of Gandhi Jayanti, Tripura Governor Indrasena Reddy Nallu paid floral tributes to the Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi, at the statue in Murti Prangan, Circuit House, and later at Gandhighat, underscoring the enduring relevance of Gandhi’s ideals in contemporary society.

The ceremony began with the Governor offering garlands at Gandhi’s statue, joined by ministers, officials, and dignitaries. The tribute was accompanied by musical performances dedicated to Gandhi’s memory, creating a reflective atmosphere.

Speaking to the media after the programme, Governor Nallu emphasised the importance of Gandhi’s principles of non‑violence, peace, and transparency. He urged citizens to carry forward Gandhi’s vision by playing constructive roles in society and contributing to national development. “Gandhiji’s ideals are timeless. Each of us must embrace them in our daily lives to build a stronger, more harmonious nation,” he said.

Industry and Commerce Minister Santana Chakma, present at the event, echoed the Governor’s sentiments. She remarked: “May the timeless ideals of truth, non‑violence, peace, and selfless service preached by Mahatma Gandhi Ji continue to inspire generations and guide us towards a more just, harmonious, and prosperous society.”

The programme was attended by West Tripura District Magistrate Dr. Vishal Kumar, senior officials, and community leaders. Their participation highlighted the collective respect for Gandhi’s legacy and the commitment to uphold his teachings.

Following the Circuit House ceremony, the Governor visited Gandhighat, where additional programmes were organised to commemorate Gandhi’s life and philosophy. Discussions and cultural activities focused on his role in India’s freedom struggle and his vision of social harmony.