India a messenger of peace in conflict-ridden world: Murmu
   Date :27-Jan-2026
 
India a messenger of peace in conflict-ridden world: Murmu
 
NEW DELHI :
 
AMIDST geopolitical tensions escalating across multiple continents, President Droupadi Murmu on Sunday said India is spreading the message of peace in the world which is crucial to secure the future of humanity. In her address to the nation on the eve of 77th Republic Day, she spoke about various issues including Operation Sindoor and women empowerment, and also touched upon the topics of Vande Mataram and growing economy of the country. President Murmu outlined India’s position as a “messenger” of peace while reinforcing ancient civilisational commitment to universal harmony. “In our tradition, we have been offering prayers for peace to prevail in the entire universe. The future of humanity can remain secure only if there is peace in the whole world. “In an atmosphere marked by conflicts in many parts of the world, India is spreading the message of peace,” she said.
 
During her speech, the President also underscored a firm commitment to national security by highlighting the recent success of Operation Sindoor, a precision strike that dismantled terror infrastructure across the border. “Last year, our country launched precision strikes against terror infrastructure...Terror centres were destroyed, and many terrorists met their end,” she said, highlighting country’s “self-reliance” in the field of defence that powered the historic success of Operation Sindoor. President’s address motivates every citizen to uphold constitutional ideals: PM Modi: PRIME Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said President Droupadi Murmu’s Republic Day eve address to the nation motivates every citizen to reaffirm their commitment to strengthening democracy. “On the eve of Republic Day, Rashtrapati Ji gave a very inspiring address. She has correctly emphasised the uniqueness of our Constitution and appreciated the collective spirit that has taken our nation forward,” Modi said in a post on X.