India, Oct. 2 -- Every October 2, India performs a familiar ritual: wreaths at Rajghat, a dry day and a holiday. The harder question is whether the country still remembers the man behind it. The world he left is more fractured than the one he confronted. His message of non-violence is lost in the din. Global military spending was at a record $2.887 trillion in 2025, and the message of love no longer resonates with world leaders who are hell-bent on waging wars. Societies are split along faith, class, region and now algorithms, with every feed rewarding outrage over understanding. That is precisely why Gandhi matters more than ever. His genius was method, not sentiment. The 1930 Salt March, with 78 volunteers walking about 390 km to Dandi ...