NEW DELHI: President Droupadi Murmu addressed the nation and extended her greetings ahead of the 78th Independence day.
She praised India’s growth, conduct of elections and urged on the need to “move together as cohesive nation with our diversity”.
Here’s are some of the key quotes from President Murmu‘s national address:
She praised India’s growth, conduct of elections and urged on the need to “move together as cohesive nation with our diversity”.
Here’s are some of the key quotes from President Murmu‘s national address:
- Remaining firm on
constitutional ideals will ensure India’s place in world stage. - August 14 is a day to remember the horrors of the partition
- The whole country is ready to celebrate Independence Day. I once again congratulate all of you on this joyous occasion. I specially congratulate those brave soldiers of the armed forces who protect our freedom even at the risk of their lives.
- It is a matter of pride that India has become the fifth-largest economy in the world, and we are on the cusp of breaking into the top three economies soon.
- The
Election Commission of India should be congratulated for the smooth and flawless conduct of such a gigantic event. I thank all officials and security personnel who braved the heat and helped electors. - Infrastructure has received a big boost in the recent years. Well thought out plans and effective implementation have helped in creating a net of roads, highways, railway and ports. Considering the amazing potential of future technology, the government has emphasised on boosting sectors such as semiconductors and AI.
- In recent years, India has made unprecedented progress in the field of space research. Along with all of you, I am also eagerly awaiting the launch of the Gaganyaan mission next year. Under this mission, the Indian space team will be taken to space in India’s first manned spacecraft.
- In adopting the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita from July this year, we have removed one more relic of the colonial era. The new code is oriented towards ensuring justice for the victims of crime instead of focusing on punishment alone.