Anand Mahindra shared an emotional post on X on Republic Day and paid his tribute to the ‘humble soldier’. He shared an iconic patriotic song by Lata Mangeshkar along with a heartfelt note. His post prompted many to take to the comments section and share how they ‘couldn’t agree more’ with the business tycoon.
“A Very Happy #RepublicDay to you all. We watch, with pride. the parade displaying all the might of our weaponry & missiles. But I hope we can take a few minutes from our day to also hear this incredible song once again. And remind ourselves that our real strength is the humble soldier, willing to lay down her/his life on a faraway border while we are safe at home with our loved ones,” Anand Mahindra wrote. He also posted a video of the song Ae Mere Watan Ke Logon. Set to a background resembling the colours of the Indian National Flag, the video shows the lyrics of the song written in Hindi and English.
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Take a look at Anand Mahindra’s Republic Day post:
The post was shared a few hours ago. Since then, the clip has collected close to 91,000 views. The tweet has also accumulated nearly 4,100 likes. People posted varied comments while reacting to the post.
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What did X user’s say about this tweet?
{{/usCountry}}The post was shared a few hours ago. Since then, the clip has collected close to 91,000 views. The tweet has also accumulated nearly 4,100 likes. People posted varied comments while reacting to the post.
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What did X user’s say about this tweet?
{{/usCountry}}“Wishing you a joyful #RepublicDay! Your sentiment resonates deeply, acknowledging the courage of our soldiers is a beautiful reminder of the true strength of our nation,” expressed an X user. “What a pleasant tribute through this song,” added another. “Happy Republic Day, sir. Well said,” joined a third. “Our soldiers deserve our utmost respect and gratitude. Happy Republic Day!” wrote a fourth.