President Droupadi Murmu said India must use the Constitution as guiding document to move away from a colonial mindset. She said this shift will help the nation build a confident and clear identity. She addressed a large gathering during a national event focused on governance reforms.
President Murmu Stresses National Identity
President Murmu said the Constitution gives India a strong moral path. She said it reflects the soul of the nation. She urged citizens to read it with pride. She said the Constitution as guiding document helps India shape fair laws and modern institutions.
She rejected the idea that India must hold on to colonial-era thinking. She said such thinking slows progress. She asked officials to adopt policies that reflect Indian values. She said national pride grows when decisions support the people and the culture.
Call for Governance Reforms
The President said reforms must serve the poorest citizen. She asked governments to cut outdated rules. She said public systems must become quick, clean, and transparent. She said technology can help, but leadership must hold the real responsibility.
She praised recent attempts to modernize laws. She said these steps show India’s desire to leave its colonial shadow. She encouraged young leaders to study the Constitution and lead with clarity.
Citizens Must Play Their Part
President Murmu said citizens must support reforms. She asked people to stay informed. She said awareness protects democracy. She also said unity remains India’s strongest asset. She said the Constitution protects that unity.
She ended her address with a clear message. She said India will grow faster when every citizen trusts the Constitution as guiding document and works with national purpose.
