Emergency
During a speech at Kumaon University, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar commemorated the 50th anniversary of the Emergency in India, describing it as a dark period that threatened democracy. He emphasized the importance of remembering this history, particularly for the youth, and highlighted the role of academic institutions in fostering innovation
Samvidhan Hatya Diwas
On June 25, 2025, Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid tribute to those who defended democracy during the Emergency, marking its 50th anniversary. He emphasized the importance of remembering this dark chapter in India's history, known as Samvidhan Hatya Diwas, when fundamental rights were suspended. Modi called for sharing
Emergency
Union Home Minister Amit Shah addressed the '50 Years of Emergency' program in New Delhi, emphasizing the importance of remembering the consequences of dictatorial governance. He highlighted that the Emergency was a product of a dictatorial mentality and a hunger for power, not a response to external threats.
Vice President
In his address at the launch of Ram Madhav's book, the Vice President emphasized the importance of democracy, dialogue, and India's role in shaping a new global order. He praised Madhav's work for its philosophical insights and historical context, highlighting India's commitment
Lok Sabha
At the Mahavir Foundation event themed 'Samvaad Se Samadhaan', Lok Sabha Speaker Shri Om Birla emphasized the importance of dialogue, peace, and democratic values in addressing contemporary challenges. He highlighted the enduring relevance of Lord Mahavir's teachings, advocating for non-violence and compassion as essential principles for
Emergency
On June 25, Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar commemorated 'Samvidhaan Hatya Diwas', reflecting on the Emergency declared in 1975. He criticized the Supreme Court's ruling that legitimized authoritarianism, leading to the imprisonment of over 100,000 citizens. Dhankhar emphasized the importance of safeguarding democratic values and highlighted