On 76th Republic Day, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla wishes the nation, says India has become more capable and prosperous in 75 years.
"Dear countrymen, hearty congratulations and best wishes to all of you on the 76th Republic Day. In the glorious journey of 75 years, the modern republic of India has become more capable and prosperous. The country has touched many dimensions of progress," he wrote on X.
He also mentioned collective achievements of the country, every section of society, youth, women, farmers, workers, citizens have played their role in development of India.
He said India’s progress is because of the hardwork of its people in all sectors.
"Every citizen of the country should take a pledge today that we will increase our participation in the democratic process. We will make our ideals of liberty, equality, justice, and fraternity even stronger, so that our republic may become more prosperous," he added.
He also paid homage to the freedom fighters of the country and said: "On this day, let us also remember our wise men who played a role in the independence of the country and contributed tirelessly in the making of the Constitution and development of the nation."
"Today's occasion marks the 75 years of completion of the prideful journey of Indian democracy. In this journey, our country has become established and achieved many heights in these 75 years and prospered towards development," in his video message he also said.
"To achieve the 'Viksit Bharat mission,' everyone’s contribution and participation will be important. Let’s take a pledge that we will strengthen our ideals of liberty, equality, justice, and fraternity so that our republic may become even more prosperous," he ended with a call to action and said.
He ended with a salute to the nation’s founders and said, "Today, let us also remember our wise men who played a role in the independence of the country and contributed tirelessly in the making of the Constitution and development of the nation. Jai Hind!"
Earlier in the day, the Speaker unfurled the national flag at his residence in Delhi.
