*Martyr's Day* is a day observed to honor and remember the sacrifices of individuals who gave their lives for the nation, often in the struggle for independence or in defense of the country. In India, Martyr's Day is observed on *January 30th* every year to commemorate the assassination of Mahatma Gandhi in 1948. On this day, people pay tribute to the freedom fighters, soldiers, and other martyrs who gave their lives for the nation's freedom, security, and progress. The key observance is a *two-minute silence at 11:00 AM* to reflect on their sacrifices and to express gratitude for their contributions. The silence is meant as a sign of respect and remembrance for all those who lost their lives in service to the country. While the day is particularly focused on Mahatma Gandhi’s death, it has broader significance, acknowledging all martyrs who have made supreme sacrifices for the nation's welfare.