Shashtav Tiwari
New Delhi. India celebrated its 77th Republic Day on 26 January, whose celebration was seen even exterior the nation’s borders. Indian missions across the world celebrated the event with nice enthusiasm by means of cultural programmes, diplomatic meets and neighborhood participation. Indian Embassy in Moscow wrote on social media platform ‘X’ Indian Embassy in Moscow organized a reception to rejoice the 77th Republic Day of India. Ambassador Vinay Kumar and chief visitor, Deputy Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation Andrey Rudenko addressed the gathering. The Embassy additional knowledgeable that Padma Shri awardee Lyudmila Viktorovna Khokhlova was felicitated by Ambassador Kumar. The occasion was attended by senior representatives of the Russian authorities, members of the diplomatic corps and the Indian diaspora.
The Consulate General of India in Jaffna, Sri Lanka organized a grand ceremony at India House below the management of Consul General Sai Murali and in the presence of the Indian diaspora, in which the nationwide flag was hoisted. Here the college students of India Corner additionally marked the a hundred and fiftieth yr of Vande Mataram by singing patriotic songs. The Indian High Commission in Maldives organized a nationwide reception, in which Foreign Minister Abdulla Khalil was the chief visitor. The occasion showcased Indian tradition and in addition celebrated 60 years of diplomatic relations between India and Maldives.
The Indian Embassy in Berlin organized vigorous cultural celebrations to mark the event. During this, Ambassador Ajit Gupte talked about the rising momentum in India-Germany relations and appreciated the essential contribution of the Indian neighborhood. Apart from this, the flag hoisting ceremony was held at the Consulate General of India in Chicago, USA, which additionally included the recitation of President Draupadi Murmu’s tackle to the nation. The program additionally witnessed a spectacular cultural presentation remembering the a hundred and fiftieth yr of Vande Mataram. Meanwhile, the Indian Embassy in Peru organized an “India Fest” that includes an ODOP (One District One Product) exhibition that includes distinctive merchandise from totally different districts of India. It was a proud second for individuals of Indian origin who participated in massive numbers from cultural occasions overseas to diplomatic receptions that emphasised the nation’s democratic values, wealthy heritage and deepening of individuals-to-individuals and diplomatic ties across continents.