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Relevance of Gandhi – Lecture by Professor Jagmohan Singh

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Relevance of Gandhi – Lecture by Professor Jagmohan Singh

High Commission in collaboration with Malaysia India Heritage Society organised a lecture session today at Multipurpose Hall, NSCBICC on ‘Relevance of Gandhi’ by Padma Shri Professor Jagmohan Singh Rajput in commemoration of Gandhi Jayanti which was held on October 02, annually.

Professor Jagmohan Rajput shared the inputs and thoughts that Mahatma Gandhi conveyed through a letter drafted in 1925 with 7 key points that still make it relevant in this digitally transformed world. The seven key points that Mahatma Gandhi has spurred up were:

1. Governs without Morality 

2. Education without Character

3. Sense of Gratitude 

4. Quality without Principles

5. Size without Humanity 

6. Wealth without Work

7. Worship without Sacrifice The event was attended by Smt. Subhashini Narayanan, Deputy High Commissioner. In her speech, DHC expressed her sincere gratitude for the utmost support given by Gandhi Memorial Trust Kuala Lumpur and MIH Society for the arrangement of this intellectual session. This knowledge-sharing session and the principles of Mahatma Gandhi sparked fire in each individual who attended the event to leverage themselves

October 3, 2023 @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm IST

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