President Droupadi Murmu, in a powerful address, emphasised the increasing importance of peace, unity, and environmental stewardship in today’s troubled world.
With conflict and unrest prevalent in many regions, Murmu reminded the nation that peace is more than just the absence of conflict—it is a state of mind that requires clarity in thought, speech, and action. She urged individuals to cultivate a "clean mind," reflected in their words and deeds.
The President also called for collective action against pressing global challenges like climate change and pollution. In a simple but impactful suggestion, Murmu encouraged every citizen to plant a sapling annually to contribute to environmental conservation efforts.
Her speech also touched on the dangers of materialism, warning that pursuing material goods may bring fleeting happiness but ultimately leads to dissatisfaction and sorrow. Instead, she advocated for a spiritual approach, emphasising the importance of recognizing one's inner strength as a source of peace and positivity. By fostering spirituality, she suggested, individuals can contribute to the greater good of society.
In addition to these broader messages, Murmu highlighted the government's commitment to social justice, gender justice, and climate justice. She praised various initiatives promoting inclusion and empowerment across different segments of society. From economic growth and infrastructure development to achievements in sports, Murmu lauded India’s progress and called on the youth to continue contributing to the country’s ongoing success.
Her address served as a reminder of the critical balance between individual responsibility and collective action in shaping a peaceful, just, and sustainable world.
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