Archive · 27 Jan 2026
Republic Day Celebrations Highlight Governance and Development
On Republic Day, leaders from different states in India spoke about their achievements and plans.
In Rajasthan, the Governor and Chief Minister talked about job creation, economic growth, and infrastructure development.
The opposition leader criticized the government for undermining the Constitution and targeting political opponents.
In Arunachal Pradesh, the Governor highlighted the state's role in India's clean energy future, with significant hydropower projects and infrastructure development.
The Governor also mentioned initiatives for women's empowerment and healthcare.
In Assam, the Chief Minister emphasized the state's development journey, including job creation, infrastructure development, and measures to protect the indigenous population.
He also spoke about the state's economic growth and future plans.
The opposition criticized the government's actions and policies.
Rajasthan Governor and Chief Minister highlighted job creation, economic growth, and infrastructure development.
Opposition leader criticized the government for undermining the Constitution and targeting political opponents.
Arunachal Pradesh Governor emphasized the state's role in India's clean energy future with significant hydropower projects.
Assam Chief Minister highlighted the state's development journey, including job creation and infrastructure development.
Leaders across states outlined their governance achievements and future plans during Republic Day celebrations.
- Who
- Governors, Chief Ministers, and Leaders of Opposition of various states
- What
- Republic Day celebrations and addresses highlighting governance, development, and political narratives
- When
- January 26, 2026
- Where
- Various states in India, including Rajasthan, Arunachal Pradesh, and Assam
- Why
- To celebrate Republic Day and outline governance achievements and future plans
Government
Opposition
Governance and Development
Government
The government has emphasized significant achievements in governance, including job creation, infrastructure development, and economic growth. They highlighted successful recruitment drives, infrastructure projects, and economic initiatives.
Opposition
The opposition criticized the government for undermining the Constitution, targeting political opponents, and weakening welfare schemes. They alleged that the government is weakening institutions and targeting voters who disagree with them.
- Government Jobs Provided
- 1 lakh
- Recruitment Underway
- 1.54 lakh posts
- Upcoming Recruitments
- 1 lakh in 2026
- Competitive Examinations Conducted
- 351
- Kisan Samman Nidhi Increased To
- Rs 9,000
- Crimes Against Women Decline
- 10%
- Crimes Against SC/ST Decline
- 18%
- Hydropower Capacity Operational
- 1.2 GW
- Hydropower Under Construction
- 4.8 GW
- Rooftop Solar Capacity Target
- 150 MW by 2030
- Memoranda of Understanding Signed
- Rs 6,375 crore
- Industries Registered Under UNNATI
- 29
- Women in Self-Help Groups
- 1.4 lakh
- Lakhpati Didis Registered
- 10,600
- Organ Transplants Facilitated
- 51
- GSDP Growth
- 2.6 times
- State Revenue Increase
- 17%
- Outreach Camps Conducted
- 1,100+
- Citizens Benefited
- 15 lakh
- Government Jobs Delivered
- 1.5 lakh
- Investments Attracted
- Rs 1.5 lakh crore
- Target Economy
- Rs 10 lakh crore
- Cancer Hospitals Planned
- 17
- Proton Therapy Introduction
- First in India
Sources
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