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India observed the 70th Mahaparinirvan Diwas on December 6, 2025, paying homage to Bharat Ratna Dr BR Ambedkar, the architect of the Constitution. Leaders across parties, citizens, and institutions honored his legacy of social justice, equality, and democracy, reaffirming his vision as a guiding light for modern India.
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The nation came together to commemorate the 70th Mahaparinirvan Diwas, marking the death anniversary of Dr Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar, revered as the Father of the Indian Constitution. The day was observed with solemn tributes across the country, reflecting on his lifelong struggle against caste discrimination and his commitment to building an egalitarian society.
Key highlights from the announcement include
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Prime Minister Narendra Modi paid floral tributes at Ambedkar’s statue in Parliament House, calling him a visionary who inspired generations to uphold dignity and democratic values.
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Vice President CP Radhakrishnan and senior ministers joined the homage at Prerna Sthal, Parliament premises.
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Congress leader Rahul Gandhi remarked that Ambedkar’s Constitution is under threat, urging citizens to safeguard its principles.
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Mass gatherings were held at Chaitya Bhoomi in Mumbai, where thousands of followers paid respects.
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Cultural programs, seminars, and film screenings revisiting Ambedkar’s life and struggles were organized nationwide.
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Educational institutions highlighted Ambedkar’s contributions to law, social reform, and economic thought.
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The term Mahaparinirvan, derived from Buddhist texts, signifies the highest state of peace after death, linking Ambedkar’s legacy to his deep association with Buddhism.
The day served as a reminder of Ambedkar’s enduring influence on India’s democratic journey. His fight against untouchability and his vision for equality continue to resonate, especially in times when constitutional values face challenges. Citizens across states reaffirmed their commitment to his ideals, making the observance not just a tribute but a call to action.
As India marked this solemn occasion, Ambedkar’s teachings on justice, liberty, and fraternity were echoed in speeches, writings, and public gatherings. His legacy remains central to India’s identity, ensuring that his vision of an inclusive society continues to inspire future generations.
Sources: News18, India TV News, Mathrubhumi, Zee News, India TV Lifestyle
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