Every year on May 21, India observes National Anti-Terrorism Day. This day is marked to remember the death anniversary of India's youngest former Prime Minister, Rajiv Gandhi who served the term from 1984 until 1989.
This year commemorates Rajiv Gandhi's 30th Death Anniversary.
The purpose of National Anti-Terrorism Day is to promote public awareness about the fact that terrorism has no religion. To spread the message of brotherhood, peace, and harmony. To declare that terrorism, in any form, shall never be practised. It is observed in order to make young minds aware that terrorism is immoral and that they should never fall victim to terrorists in any way.
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