Britain’s King Charles III has reached out to President Droupadi Murmu, extending warm regards from himself and Queen Camilla to India on its 77th Republic Day. The King highlighted the enduring bond between India and the UK, emphasizing shared values and mutual respect within the Commonwealth. He commended the Commonwealth’s diverse unity and the upcoming Commonwealth events that will reinforce collective commitments and shape a shared vision for the future.
In his letter to President Murmu, King Charles III expressed anticipation for the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Antigua and Barbuda this November. He also congratulated India on securing the 2030 Commonwealth Games in Ahmedabad. The King welcomed the deepening partnership between India and the UK in climate and sustainability efforts, particularly in clean energy initiatives, climate finance cooperation, and advancements in clean technology and green growth.
Acknowledging India’s global climate leadership, King Charles III praised initiatives like the Coalition for Disaster Resilient Infrastructure. He emphasized the joint commitment to building a prosperous, secure, and sustainable world. The King and Queen extended their best wishes to President Murmu and the people of India for a peaceful and prosperous year ahead, underscoring the shared resolve towards a sustainable future.
India is observing its 77th Republic Day, commemorating the formal adoption of the Constitution in 1950. This milestone signifies India’s transition into a sovereign democratic republic, upholding the fundamental principles of justice, equality, liberty, and fraternity enshrined in its Constitution.
