India celebrates two landmark national holidays—Independence Day on August 15 and Republic Day on January 26. While both are marked by patriotic pride, parades, and flag hoisting, the reasons we celebrate them are very different. This Independence Day 2025, through this video, understand what truly separates these two days and why both remain deeply significant to every Indian.
07 August,2025 03:07 PM IST
On December 14, Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a strong speech in the Lok Sabha, criticizing the Congress party for its focus on dynasty politics. He claimed that each generation of the Congress has violated the Constitution. Modi also targeted Rahul Gandhi, accusing him of disrespecting the Constitution when he tore up an ordinance. The Prime Minister suggested that this act was a reflection of the Congress party's disregard for democratic values and the rule of law. Modi's remarks were aimed at highlighting what he sees as the Congress's failure to uphold the principles of the Constitution and its history of dynastic politics.
15 December,2024 05:13 PM IST
On Constitution Day, Samajwadi Party MP Akhilesh Yadav criticized the government over the Sambhal stone-pelting incident, where lives were lost. He questioned how the Constitution could be celebrated when people were suffering. He pointed out that false cases were being filed against local politicians and their families. Akhilesh questioned why a survey, which had already been conducted, was repeated and suggested it could have been done after discussions. He asked if any action had been taken against those who provoked people during the survey, especially if BJP workers were involved. Akhilesh also mentioned that opposition leaders and MPs were being prevented from visiting Sambhal to assess the situation.
26 November,2024 04:56 PM IST
On Constitution Day 2024, Union Minister Chirag Paswan remarked, "Simply telling lies without any evidence does not make them true. The truth is that those who are now so concerned about the Constitution, what did they do to it in the past? If anyone is responsible for damaging the Constitution, it is the Congress government. Let’s remember the Emergency of 1975, when the Constitution and democracy were both undermined. The same people who were responsible for this are now claiming to be the greatest defenders of the Constitution. Their actions speak differently from their words." Paswan emphasized that the history of the Emergency should not be forgotten in the current political context.
26 November,2024 12:12 PM ISTADVERTISEMENT
