On Republic Day, Tamil Nadu Governor R. N. Ravi emphasized the importance of putting the nation first and striving towards a self-reliant, developed India by 2047. He highlighted the significance of Republic Day as a time to reflect on India’s democratic journey and reinforce commitment to its future. Governor Ravi paid tribute to freedom fighters and the Constituent Assembly for their contributions to India’s independence and the framing of a resilient Constitution.
Governor Ravi praised India’s democratic heritage, underscoring the country’s pride in its robust democratic framework deeply rooted in its civilization. He noted the historical existence of democratic practices in India, citing ancient examples like the Uttaramerur inscriptions showcasing advanced systems of local self-governance. The Governor also commended Tamil Nadu’s progress through various Central government projects, including railway modernization and improved regional connectivity initiatives.
Additionally, Governor Ravi highlighted the growing national interest in Tamil language and culture, with an increasing number of learners and enthusiasts across India. He emphasized the unity and harmony fostered by India’s diverse linguistic and cultural landscape. Encouraging the people of Tamil Nadu to prioritize the nation, Governor Ravi called upon all segments of society to unleash their entrepreneurial spirit and collective efforts towards realizing the vision of a self-reliant and developed India by 2047.
