
India Celebrates 76th Republic Day with Patriotism and Strengthened Global Ties
January 26, 2025
New Delhi: India marked its 76th Republic Day with grand celebrations, honoring the adoption of the Constitution in 1950. The event showcased national pride, cultural diversity, and India’s growing diplomatic influence, with Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto attending as the chief guest.
People across India celebrated Republic Day with enthusiasm, sharing patriotic messages and tributes to freedom fighters on social media. Many posted images of tricolor-themed artwork, rangoli, and festive gatherings.
A popular post on X (formerly Twitter) read, “76 years of democracy and progress. Proud to be an Indian!” Another emphasized the role of the Constitution: “India thrives because of its democratic foundation. Happy Republic Day!”
President Prabowo Subianto’s visit was historically significant, as Indonesia was the first country to send a leader as India’s Republic Day chief guest in 1950. This year, Indonesia also became the first country to send a 352-member marching contingent to participate in the parade.
On social media, users celebrated the moment, posting messages like, “History comes full circle as Indonesia joins India’s Republic Day celebrations again!”
Ahead of the celebrations, President Subianto and Prime Minister Narendra Modi held discussions on strengthening ties in defense, maritime security, digital infrastructure, and counterterrorism.
Key agreements signed include:
Prime Minister Modi remarked, “It is an honor to have Indonesia as part of this historic occasion, just as it was in 1950.”
India’s 76th Republic Day highlighted both national unity and global diplomacy. The participation of Indonesia’s President reinforced the long-standing friendship between the two nations. As India continues its global rise, the event reflected its commitment to democracy, peace, and international cooperation.
The celebrations served as a reminder of India’s rich history and bright future, inspiring citizens to uphold the values of unity, progress, and freedom.
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