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Indian Diaspora Council honors Indian Constitution on Republic Day
The Indian Diaspora Council (IDC) celebrated India's 76th Republic Day, highlighting the significance of the Constitution and honoring the sacrifices of the Indian Armed Forces.
Indian Diaspora Council logo and file photo of Indian flag / Website: indiandiasporacouncil.org
The Indian Diaspora Council International (IDC) and its global affiliates extended congratulations to the people of India and the Indian diaspora on the occasion of India's 76th Republic Day.
The Indian Diaspora Council is a global non-profit organization founded in 1997 to connect and support people of Indian origin, promoting their shared heritage, aspirations, and interests inclusively.
Republic Day, celebrated on Jan. 26, marks the anniversary of the Constitution of India coming into effect in 1950, transforming the nation into a republic.
In his Republic Day address, Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi emphasized the importance of the Constitution, which he described as the soul of the Indian Republic, uniting the dreams of freedom fighters.
"Wishing for strengthening efforts to preserve the ideals of the Constitution and working towards a prosperous India,” said PM Modi.
Modi paid tribute to the Indian Armed Forces at the National War Memorial in Delhi, honoring the sacrifices made by military personnel to protect the nation.
Remembering the history of India’s freedom fight, IDC commented, “Indians sacrificed for many years, enduring struggles and losing lives, to attain their hard-fought and wrenching freedom from Britain on 15th August 1947.”
“The Indian people used various independence movements, particularly nonviolent resistance led by Mahatma Gandhi, to become free and independent. The partition with Pakistan resulted in violent riots, mass casualties, and the dislocation of millions of people.”
The organization further highlighted that despite facing significant challenges, India has made remarkable progress, becoming a key player in the global geopolitical and economic landscape.
“As India continues its rapid transformation and adaptation, as it has done for centuries, the future bodes well for continued progress that is beneficial to all Indians and the world. India’s enduring vitality is always strong and vibrant.”
“Indians take much pride in their country’s stalwart position as the bulwark against aggression, its surge of economic growth, and its social, health, and educational programs beneficial to all its people. India takes pride in its sons and daughters achieving prominent positions globally in science and technology, politics, business, medical and legal professions, health, and academia,” concluded IDC.
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