Good Governance Day is observed every year on 25th December in India to commemorate the birth anniversary of former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee. The day highlights the importance of transparency, accountability, efficiency, and people-centric administration in governance. It aims to promote ethical leadership, responsive public services, and effective implementation of policies for the welfare of citizens. Good Governance Day reminds us that a strong nation is built on honest administration and responsible decision-making that serves the needs of the people.

“If we feel blessed today, it is because of the Indian Constitution, which provides a strong foundation and a civil path for every individual to live with dignity and happiness. We should respect and uphold it. Thanks to the nation.”