Daily Archives: January 26, 2026

The 77th Republic Day Parade in New Delhi became a unique blend of history, art, and patriotism as India celebrated 150 years of ‘Vande Mataram’. Rare artworks, cultural symbols, and military displays along Kartavya Path paid tribute to the iconic national song that inspired generations during the freedom movement and continues to unite the nation. …

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India marked its 77th Republic Day with a spectacular parade that blended military strength, cultural richness, and diplomatic symbolism. Held at Kartavya Path in New Delhi, the celebrations highlighted India’s indigenous defence capabilities and unity in diversity. A major highlight was the prominent display of Operation Sindoor, reflecting the preparedness and valour of the Indian …

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The 42nd Constitutional Amendment Act, 1976 is one of the most significant changes ever made to the Indian Constitution. Enacted during the Emergency period, it brought wide-ranging amendments affecting the Preamble, judiciary, Parliament, and Centre–State relations, earning it the title of “Mini Constitution” due to its extensive scope. Background of the 42nd Constitutional Amendment The …

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The Right to Constitutional Remedies is one of the most powerful safeguards provided by the Indian Constitution. Enshrined in Article 32, it enables citizens to directly approach the Supreme Court of India when their Fundamental Rights are violated. By making remedies itself a Fundamental Right, the Constitution ensures that rights are not merely theoretical but …

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The Fundamental Duties of the Indian Constitution remind citizens that rights and responsibilities go hand in hand. Enshrined in Part IV-A (Article 51A), these duties aim to inculcate discipline, unity, environmental consciousness and constitutional values. Though non-justiciable, they play a vital role in strengthening India’s democratic and social fabric. Evolution of Fundamental Duties Initially, the …

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