Kamala Harris Honors Grandparents on National Grandparents Day

Kamala Harris celebrated National Grandparents Day by sharing her cherished memories with her grandparents in India. She recalled her grandfather’s lessons on equality and her grandmother’s advocacy for women's birth control rights. Harris emphasized how their dedication to public service continues to inspire her.

Indian-origin Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris honored National Grandparents Day by reflecting on her cherished memories with her grandparents in India. The vice-president shared how her grandfather's morning walks involved discussions about equality and corruption, areas he passionately advocated after playing a part in India's independence movement.

Harris also highlighted her grandmother's resolute efforts in traveling across India, advocating for women's rights to birth control, demonstrating a strong commitment to public service that still resonates with Harris today.

In her message, Harris extended her gratitude to all grandparents who inspire and shape future generations, while gearing up for her presidential contest against former president Donald Trump.

(With inputs from agencies.)