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New Delhi, November 25, 2025
As India gears up to honor the sacred document that shapes its soul, President Droupadi Murmu is set to spearhead the grand national celebrations for Constitution Day 2025 tomorrow, November 26. In a poignant nod to the nation’s foundational legacy, the event will unfold in the hallowed Central Hall of Samvidhan Sadan – the old Parliament building where the Constituent Assembly etched history 76 years ago.
This isn’t just a ceremony; it’s a vibrant reminder of unity, justice, and the enduring spirit of the world’s largest democracy.
A Historic Venue, A Timeless Legacy
Picture this: The very hall where Dr. B.R. Ambedkar and his visionary colleagues debated, deliberated, and delivered the Indian Constitution on November 26, 1949. Fast-forward to 2025, and President Murmu – India’s first tribal woman to hold the highest office – will chair the “National Function” here, surrounded by the echoes of that epochal moment.
Joining her will be an august assembly including Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla, and members from both Houses of Parliament.
The air will buzz with patriotism as attendees recite the Preamble collectively, a ritual that’s fast becoming a nationwide movement. “Constitution Day serves as a reminder of the sacrifices made by Babasaheb Ambedkar and his dedication to building the foundation of Indian democracy,” Speaker Birla aptly noted, underscoring the event’s role in fostering gratitude for our constitutional bedrock.
Digital Milestone: Constitution in Nine Indian Languages
Adding a modern twist to this historic affair, President Murmu will digitally release the Indian Constitution’s statute in nine Indian languages – a groundbreaking step toward inclusivity. This initiative ensures that the document’s wisdom reaches every linguistic corner of our diverse nation, from Hindi and Tamil to Bengali and beyond. It’s a powerful symbol of how India’s founding principles evolve to embrace all 1.4 billion citizens, no matter their tongue or tradition.As per official announcements, the celebrations extend far beyond Delhi.
From panchayat-level debates to parliament-floor seminars, short films, cultural extravaganzas, poster competitions, and rangoli displays – the nation is ablaze with Constitution-themed fervor.
A new interactive website, constitution75.com, has even launched to let citizens dive into interactive quizzes, resources, and stories about our constitutional journey.
And let’s not forget: A commemorative coin and stamp will be unveiled to etch this 76th anniversary into collectible history.
Why This Matters Now More Than Ever
In an era of rapid change – think AI ethics, climate justice, and digital rights – Samvidhan Divas 2025 isn’t mere pomp; it’s a call to action. President Murmu’s address is expected to weave in themes of “Viksit Bharat” (Developed India), blending economic prowess with social equity and environmental stewardship. As she might echo in her speech (drawing from past reflections), the Constitution isn’t just a book; it’s the “holiest scripture” guiding India’s inclusive growth.Social media is already lighting up with anticipation.
Posts from PTI News and The Hindu are racking up thousands of views, with users sharing nostalgic throwbacks to 1949 and fresh pledges to uphold constitutional values. Hashtags like #ConstitutionDay, #SamvidhanDiwas, and #DroupadiMurmu are trending, blending heartfelt tributes with calls for unity. One viral clip from NewsDrum captures the buzz: “From Central Hall to every Indian heart – let’s pledge to protect our Samvidhan!”
Join the Movement: Your Constitution, Your Voice
This Constitution Day, it’s not just leaders in Delhi making history – it’s every Indian. Whether you’re tuning in via live streams on Doordarshan or participating in local events, take a moment to reflect: How has the Constitution empowered you? Share your stories with #MyConstitutionStory and let’s make this a truly people’s festival.As the sun rises on November 26, India stands united under the tricolor, ready to honor the framers’ dream. President Murmu’s leadership at Central Hall isn’t an end – it’s an invitation to build a stronger, fairer tomorrow. Jai Hind! Sources: Ministry of Parliamentary Affairs, The Hindu, PTI, and official presidential communications.
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