On India’s 60th Republic Day, we quiz local politicians to see how much they really know about the Indian Constitution and the significance of this National holiday
In the fickle universe of online relationships, transient tweets and ‘unfriends,’ even patriotism is a fleeting fad. Come Republic Day, and everything online gets a tri-colour fix overnight.
The sense of community and regionalism among people has always been stronger than patriotism towards the country. I have the right to settle down anywhere, as per the provisions of the constitution.
National tricolour, national anthem, national awards — school students in the city are also taking pride in all these national symbols and are busy making plans to celebrate the spirit of freedom that made India
The Republic at 60. There is a paradox built into the Indian situation as we pass this milestone today. Most Indians who are putting in the hard work to take the country forward at the republic’s mellow age of 60 are well below 30. Seen in any light, this is a sign of great good fortune.
Rahul Mahajan’s reality show wedding truly was a perfect example of the great Indian tamasha. But, to be fair to Mahajan, he had promised that he would marry the girl he chooses in his swayamvar and kept his word.