Happy Republic Day! Rejoice in the glory of our great nation and remember the sacrifices made by our brave soldiers. 🙏 Let’s honor their courage and dedication as we celebrate the strength of India. Jai Hind! #RepublicDay #ProudToBeIndian #ThankYouSoldiers #JaiHind #IndianGlory
ProMunim of India’s Post
More Relevant Posts
-
The Significance of the Indian Flag on Independence Day: Symbol of Freedom The Indian flag is a powerful symbol of the nation's independence, unity, and pride. Independence Day represents the sacrifices of freedom fighters and the country's sovereignty. The tricolor stands for India's values—saffron for courage, white for peace, and green for prosperity—unifying the nation in celebration. #independenceday #happyindependencedayofindia #indianflag #flagofindia #bestiascoaching #vajiraoinstitute #vajiraoiasinstitute #vajiraoandreddyinstitute
-
Physician | Independent Practitioner | Focused on Patient-Centered Care and Medical Insights
🇧🇩 How Does the Indian Government See Bangladesh? Today, as Bangladesh celebrates Victory Day 🇧🇩 (16th December)—the day we earned our independence through immense sacrifices and struggle—the Indian government marks it as Vijay Diwas 🇮🇳, focusing solely on their military victory over Pakistan in 1971. A recent tweet by Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi completely ignores Bangladesh—the very country that emerged as an independent nation 🌍 on this historic day. The post highlights India's achievements 🏆 but fails to acknowledge the liberation of Bangladesh or the sacrifices of our people. This raises an important question: 1️⃣Do they see this day as a claim to another state 🗺️, like others, instead of recognizing Bangladesh's hard-fought independence? 2️⃣While India played a role in the 1971 Liberation War, it was ultimately the Bangladeshi people’s sacrifices 💔, resilience 💪, and the fight for justice ⚖️ that won us our freedom. 🇧🇩 Victory Day is our pride, our history, and our identity as a sovereign nation. Acknowledging Bangladesh’s independence is not just history—it is respect. 🕊️ What are your thoughts? Shouldn’t narratives about shared history include everyone’s contributions? #Bangladesh 🇧🇩 #VictoryDay #16December #LiberationWar1971 #History 📜 #Respect #BangladeshIndependence #SharedHistory 🌍 #NationalPride #VijayDiwas
-
-
Data Analyst | Writes to 230K | Top 51 LinkedIn Creator Worldwide | EdTech Brand Strategist | Driving Growth Through Data Driven Marketing | Python | SQL | Excel | Power BI | Helping Job Seeker
We Forgot to Thank Them: Honoring Our Soldiers This Republic Day 🇮🇳 While we celebrate Republic Day with joy and pride, let's take a moment to reflect. 🙇🏻♂️ How often do we pause to thank those who make our freedom possible? 🤔 ↪ The soldiers who stand guard at our borders 🪖, enduring the harshest conditions 🥶, so we can live in peace. 🕊️ Their sacrifices are immense. 🫡 Their dedication, unwavering. 💪 And yet, their names often go unsung. This Republic Day, let’s do something different: 🕯️ Remember their sacrifices. 👨👩👧👦 Acknowledge their families, who endure the uncertainty and separation for the greater good. 🙏 Express our gratitude, not just in words but through actions that reflect respect for their service. 🇮🇳 Let’s make this day about more than just celebration. ↪ Let’s make it about honor, remembrance, and gratitude. ✨ 👉 Share this post if you believe our soldiers deserve more recognition. 👉 Comment below with your thoughts on how we can support and honor them better. Together, let’s be worthy of their sacrifices. ❤️ Jai Hind 🇮🇳 Follow Mandar Patil for more relatable and actionable content that inspires and connects. LinkedIn Guide to Creating LinkedIn News India LinkedIn News Government of India 🇮🇳 Indian Army 📹 Credit for the video goes to the original creator. DM for details! #RepublicDay #IndianArmedForces #indianarmy #ProudIndian #GratitudeMatters
-
"Happy Independence Day! Today, we celebrate the bravery and sacrifice of our freedom fighters who fought for our country's independence. Let's honor their legacy by promoting unity, peace, and prosperity. #IndependenceDay #IndiaIndependenceDay #Freedom #ProudToBeIndian #JaiHind #SwatantraBharat #AzadiKaAmritMahotsav #HarGharTiranga"
-
-
Vibrant cultural performances, military parades, the President of India unfurling the flag and billions of Indians singing Jana Gana Mana in unison - together, beautifully depicts the essence of a day that holds special significance in the history of independent India. Republic Day does not just mark the transition of India from being a dominion under British Rule to a Sovereign Republic and Democratic State. But it also marks the implementation of the Constitution of India - framed, drafted and to be executed by Indians. Revered as the “longest Constitution in the world” with about 146,385 words long in its English version - 448 articles, 25 sections, 12 schedules, and five appendices. January 26 - the date, was selected to commemorate the resolution of Purna Swaraj (complete self-governance) sworn in the Lahore Congress Session in December 1929. Although the Constituent Assembly finished drafting with the Constitution in November, 1949 after 165 days and 11 sessions, it was officially implemented on January 26, 1950 - declaring India a self-governed nation, that only belongs to the people born, raised and fed by the Indian land. This Republic Day, let’s reminisce about the hard work of our Constituent Assembly in echoing the pulse of Indians through the world’s most inclusive Constitution. Happy Republic Day! #galaxyfreight #logistics #freightforwarding #cargologistics #RepublicDay #HappyRepublicDay #democracy #India #ConstitutionOfIndia #IndianConstitution
-
Digital Marketing intern at Bluepin Digital | SEO Specialist | Keyword Research, On-Page & Off-Page Optimization
Today, we celebrate the adoption of our Constitution, which has been the backbone of our nation's progress and prosperity. Let's come together to honor the sacrifices of our freedom fighters and the vision of our founding fathers. May our tricolor flag forever fly high, symbolizing unity, strength, and the unwavering spirit of India! #RepublicDay #India #Constitution #Freedom #Unity #ProudIndian"
-
-
Asst. Director - Ministry of Finance, Govt. of India| AIR 3-UPSC ICoAS 2023 |Ex SEBI Grade A Officer | Rankholder - CPT & IPCC
Republic Day and Independence day celebrations have their own unique charm and watching the unfurling of the Tricolour always gives goosebumps like never before. This year, it was a bit more special, watching it live from ground zero at Kartavya Path. The magnificent airshows, display of military prowess, innovative tableaus and the vibrant atmosphere, everything was magical. But my eyes were looking out for small iconic presidential buggy (small only in relation to the gigantic missiles and tanks at display). The huge cricket fan that I am, I was always fascinated by a story heard in childhood about how India and Pakistan fought for a luxurious buggy and eventually had a coin toss to decide who would keep the ceremonial buggy after independence. The horse drawn blackish carriage with gold plated rims was used for ceremonial purposes since colonial times. India's Colonel Thakur Govind Singh and Pakistan's Sahabzada Yaqub Khan flipped the coin and as luck would have it, the buggy stayed with Colonel Singh’s country. Ironically, the use of this buggy was stopped for over 40 years and Presidents had started using bullet proof Limousines even for ceremonial functions until it returned back last year only. The theme for this year ‘Swarnim Bharat- Virasat aur Vikas' couldn’t be more apt: Amidst all the challenges that we face in transitioning from developing to developed, it is these small but invaluable peices of ‘virasat’ that reminds us of the regal traditions of our glorious past and evokes a sense of national pride. #RepublicDay #ProudIndian #UnityInDiversity #Constitution #IndianCulture #JaiHind #India #India2025
-
-
freedom is not free. So, where's the system to account and pay ?, like we pay income tax. Imagine if a child coming out from school scores additional % if the child accounts the contribution towards nation made in the 1st 12 years of schooling. next stage of accounting should be till graduation and the 3rd should be to incentivise thru a % in salary for those who have passed the above two and keeps contributing. Idea is to drive: " Nation First" attitude and the core system along with the common population working towards it. Let's think and do something instead of only reading and sympathizing.
The statement "Your freedom is not free" is a poignant reminder of the sacrifices made by the Indian Army to protect and preserve the freedom and sovereignty of India. The brave soldiers of the Indian Army are the guardians of our nation's liberty, and their selfless service is the foundation upon which our freedom is built. Every day, Indian Army soldiers put their lives on the line to defend our borders, fight terrorism, and maintain peace and stability in the country. They face numerous challenges, from harsh weather conditions to treacherous terrain, and yet they persevere with unwavering dedication and courage. Their sacrifices are not limited to the battlefield alone. They also make personal sacrifices, leaving behind their families and loved ones for extended periods, missing important milestones and moments, and putting their own well-being at risk. The cost of freedom is not just paid by the soldiers but also by their families, who bear the burden of their absence, worry about their safety, and make sacrifices of their own. The wives, children, and parents of soldiers often face immense hardships, from managing households alone to dealing with the uncertainty of their loved one's return. We, as citizens, must acknowledge and respect the sacrifices of the Indian Army and their families. We must also do our part in preserving and cherishing this hard-won freedom by being responsible citizens, upholding the values of democracy, and working towards the betterment of our nation. We must honor their service, remember their sacrifices, and strive to be worthy of the freedom they have earned.
-
🇮🇳 STC India Honors the Revolt of 1857: The First Spark of India’s Freedom Struggle As part of our series on India’s freedom-winning campaigns, STC India pays tribute to the Revolt of 1857—a watershed moment in our nation's history that marked the beginning of the Indian struggle for independence. Often referred to as the First War of Independence, the Revolt of 1857 was more than just a military uprising; it was a powerful assertion of Indian identity and resistance against British colonial rule. The rebellion, which saw soldiers, peasants, and rulers rise against the East India Company, was driven by widespread discontent over oppressive policies, economic exploitation, and cultural interference. Led by a diverse array of leaders from various regions, cultures, and social strata, the revolt underscored the significance of local leadership and grassroots mobilization.
-
