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Republic Day 2022: Quotes, messages and wishes to share with your peer group and family this Gantantra Diwas

On the occasion of Republic Day 2022, here are some wishes, quotes, and messages to share with your friends and families this Gantantra Diwas.

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Republic Day 2022: Quotes, messages and wishes to share with your peer group and family this Gantantra Diwas

The spirit of patriotism is in the air today. This is because today, India is celebrating its 75th Republic Day. It is that time when every corner of the streets is decked up with marigold flowers and people are glued to their TV screens. They love to eat jalebis on the plate to watch the live celebration of the Republic Day Parade.

The day marks the formation of the Constitution of India and the transition of the country to a republic on January 26, 1950. The day is celebrated with great exuberance as a national holiday. The President of India, on this day, hoist the national flag at the Red Forst, New Delhi and the Republic Day parade event is organised at Rajpath.

On the occasion of Republic Day 2022, here are some wishes, quotes, and messages to share with your friends and families this Gantantra Diwas.

Republic Day 2022 wishes

  • As we march out in the spirit of brotherhood and nationhood, let us not forget to defend the colours of our flag with all we have. Happy Republic Day!
  • We will protect our mother India with all we have, Jai Hind! Happy Republic Day!
  • Rejoice in the glory of the nation and remember the supreme sacrifices of the freedom fighters. Happy Republic Day!
  • On this special day, Let’s promise our motherland that We will do everything to enrich and preserve our heritage, our ethos and our treasure. Happy Republic Day 2022.
  • May there be Peace and Prosperity and may we rejoice In the blessings that Our Country Has given us. Happy Republic Day Wishes to All!
  • Freedom in the mind, strength in the words, pureness in our blood, Pride in our souls, zeal in our hearts, let’s salute our India on Republic Day. Happy Republic Day 2022!

Republic Day 2022 quotes

  • “So long as you do not achieve social liberty, whatever freedom is provided by the law is of no avail to you” — BR Ambedkar
  • “Who lives if India dies?” — Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru
  • “We want deeper sincerity of motive, a greater courage in speech and earnestness in action”— Sarojini Naidu
  • “Don’t see others doing better than you, beat your own records every day, because success is a fight between you and yourself” — Chandra Shekhar Azad
  • “Constitution is not a mere lawyers document, it is a vehicle of life, and its spirit is always the spirit of age” — BR Ambedkar

Republic Day 2022 messages

  • As we celebrate our independence, let us free or minds from deleterious thoughts. Wish you all a Happy Republic Day!
  • Freedom has come with the sacrifices of our freedom fighters, so let’s pledge to protect it. Wish you and Happy Republic Day!
  • Never forget the heroes who sacrificed their lives to bring up this glorious day to India, Happy Republic Day.
  • Happy Republic Day! Always be proud that you are Indian because not everyone gets the privilege of being born in this great nation.
  • Let us all promise ourselves always to be responsible and promising citizens of our nation. Happy Republic Day 2022.
  • Freedom never came easy; our heroes waged a valiant struggle so that future generations could their lives with dignity. A thousand salutes to this great nation of ours.
  • Wising a very happy republic day to every proud republic in this country. Salute you big with my proud heart.

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Over 5,000 tribals join BJP in Assam’s Goalpara ahead of elections

More than 5,000 tribals, largely from the Garo community, joined the BJP in Assam’s Goalpara district during a large-scale ST Morcha programme ahead of elections.

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More than 5,000 members of tribal communities formally joined the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) at a large-scale event held in Assam’s Goalpara district on February 25, weeks before key elections.

The joining programme was organised by the BJP ST Morcha, Assam Pradesh, at the Agia School playground. The event was conducted under the leadership of Riya Sangma, State Secretary of BJP ST Morcha and in-charge of the Goalpara ST Morcha.

Party leaders said the programme witnessed strong participation, particularly from the Garo community, describing it as a significant political development in the district.

The chief guest at the event was Samir Oran, National President of BJP ST Morcha and outgoing Member of Parliament (Rajya Sabha). Among those present were Bijuli Kalita Medhi, MP from the Guwahati Lok Sabha constituency, Ravindra Raju, Horen Singh Bey, who serves as State President of BJP ST Morcha, and other party leaders.

Goalpara district has traditionally seen strong influence from opposition parties, especially the Congress. Tribal voters in the region have largely remained divided, making the large-scale induction ahead of elections politically significant.

Addressing the media, Samir Oran said the BJP has brought a new phase of recognition and opportunity for tribal communities across the Northeast. He stated that the joining programme reflected growing trust among tribal populations in the party.

Riya Sangma said many tribal communities, particularly members of the Garo community, had earlier felt deprived of adequate respect and development benefits. She added that the participation of over 5,000 people demonstrated confidence in the BJP’s leadership.

Dipankar Nath, BJP Goalpara District President, termed the development a “game-changer” for the constituency. He said the party remains committed to the welfare, development and dignity of tribal communities.

Party leaders expressed confidence that the induction drive would strengthen the BJP’s organisational base in Goalpara and nearby areas ahead of the upcoming polls.

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PM Modi crosses 100 million followers on Instagram, first world leader to achieve milestone

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has crossed 100 million followers on Instagram, becoming the first world leader to achieve the milestone and widening the gap with global counterparts.

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Prime Minister Narendra Modi has become the first world leader and politician to cross 100 million followers on Instagram, marking a significant moment in global political communication.

Having joined the platform in 2014, the Prime Minister has steadily built one of the most followed political profiles worldwide. Over the past decade, his Instagram account has featured updates on official engagements, international visits, public outreach programmes, cultural highlights and personal moments, helping him connect with a broad and diverse audience.

With 100 million followers, PM Modi now ranks first among world leaders on Instagram. His follower count is more than double that of US President Donald Trump, who stands at 43.2 million followers.

Other prominent leaders remain considerably behind in comparison. Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has around 15 million followers, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has 14.4 million, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has 11.6 million, and Argentine President Javier Milei has 6.4 million followers.

Notably, the combined follower count of the next five major global leaders remains lower than PM Modi’s individual tally, highlighting the scale of his digital outreach. Observers note that his presence on Instagram resonates strongly with younger users in India and abroad, reflecting the growing importance of visual and interactive platforms in political engagement.

Wide gap within India’s political space

The Prime Minister also maintains a substantial lead over other Indian political figures on Instagram. Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath has around 16.1 million followers, while Congress leader Rahul Gandhi has approximately 12.6 million followers.

The gap underlines PM Modi’s dominant position on social media among domestic political leaders.

The milestone reflects a broader global trend of political leaders increasingly using platforms like Instagram to communicate directly with citizens, share governance updates, and expand public engagement beyond traditional media channels.

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MK Stalin predicts frequent PM Modi visits to Tamil Nadu before assembly election

MK Stalin has said Prime Minister Narendra Modi will visit Tamil Nadu more often ahead of the Assembly election, calling the tours politically motivated and questioning the Centre’s support to the state.

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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. K. Stalin has predicted that Prime Minister Narendra Modi will increase his visits to the state as the Assembly election, expected in April or May, draws closer.

Speaking ahead of the polls, the DMK president said the Prime Minister has already begun touring Tamil Nadu and is likely to visit frequently in the coming months. He claimed that such visits could create discomfort within the BJP-led National Democratic Alliance (NDA), as alliance partners may fear the political impact of repeated appearances.

Stalin calls visit politically motivated

The Chief Minister described the Prime Minister’s scheduled programmes in the state as “politically motivated”. PM Modi is set to attend various events in Madurai in southern Tamil Nadu, including the inauguration of the first phase of the AIIMS hospital project. He is also expected to visit the Thiruparankundram Temple amid the Karthigai Deepam-related controversy and participate in a public meeting organised by the NDA.

Stalin said he has been working for all sections of the population, including those who did not vote for his party. In contrast, he remarked that some leaders are visible in the state only during election time and increase their visits as polls approach.

Criticism over Union Budget allocations

The DMK leader also criticised the BJP-led central government, accusing it of neglecting Tamil Nadu. He pointed out that while approval was recently granted for the Gujarat Metro project, there were no major announcements or allocations for Tamil Nadu in the Union Budget.

Stalin asserted that voters would remember the lack of significant measures for the state. He framed the upcoming election as a contest between Tamil Nadu and the NDA, stating that the state should be governed from Fort St George in Chennai rather than from Delhi.

The ruling DMK is currently allied with several smaller parties and, at present, the Congress, as it seeks a third consecutive term in office. Its principal rival, the AIADMK, is aligned with the BJP as part of the NDA.

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