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Practice Peace on International Non-Violence Day


Peace and non-violence is a solution to most of the problems in our life as well as the country. It has been widely practised by India. There have been many situations the world has faced and the ultimate solution to the situation was non-violence.

If we practice non-violence in our regular life, we can prevent getting embarrassed from various situations which occur in our daily life. There have been many instances in history or otherwise where people have benefitted a lot by practising non-violence. 

Thus, on International Day of Non-Violence let us spread peace and brotherhood all over the world and pledge that we will not fight with anyone based on caste, creed or colour as we all live on one planet and the world will prosper if it is a more peaceful and less gruesome place. 

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  1. MondialistOctober 5, 2020 at 3:04 PM

    Non-violence yes – but please without Gandhi
    https://mondialists.blogspot.com/2020/10/non-violence-yes-but-please-without.html

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    1. myrecreationspotOctober 22, 2020 at 9:29 AM

      I have not mentioned Gandhi anywhere in my article as well

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