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DISCURSO A LA NACIÓN DE LA PRESIDENTA DE INDIA, SU EXCELENCIA SHRIMATI PRATIBHA DEVISINGH PATIL, EN LA VÍSPERA DEL SEXAGÉSIMO PRIMER DÍA DE LA REPÚBLICA
 
Nueva Delhi, a 25 de enero de 2010

Mis queridos conciudadanos,

En la víspera de nuestro 61º aniversario del Día de la República, extiendo mis saludos más afectuosos a todos ustedes los que residen en India y también a quienes viven en el extranjero. Me gustaría transmitir especial agradecimiento a los miembros de nuestras Fuerzas Armadas y de las fuerzas Para-militares que protegen nuestras fronteras y también a las fuerzas de seguridad interiores.

El día 26 de enero de este año marca la culminación de seis décadas de trabajo, esfuerzo y, sobre todo, del seguimiento de los principios y objetivos de la Constitución, que fue aprobada después de cuidadosas deliberaciones y adoptada en 1950. Recuerdo a menudo el discurso que Mahatma Gandhi hizo para el día del lanzamiento del Movimiento de Independencia India, el 8 de agosto de 1942, en el que dijo que el poder, cuando llegara, pertenecería al pueblo de India. ...


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