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Basant: Not a religion, but a festival of the earth .. Azeem Chaudhary

January 26: India's Republic Day or the end of oppression on Kashmiris? | Lahore's Basant and Maryam Nawaz's decision In today's video, we will discuss two important topics. 1. India's Republic Day and Article 370: On January 26, 1950, India implemented its constitution and declared itself a full-fledged republic by repealing the India Act of 1935. But is today's India giving its people the rights promised in the constitution? The abrogation of Article 370 has exposed the true face of Indian democracy to the world. The silence of the international community on the ongoing state repression and human rights violations in occupied Kashmir is a big question mark. 2. Basant: Culture, tradition and a new wave: On the other hand, the colorful festival of the land of Punjab is 'Basant'. Basant is not related to any particular religion, but to the preparation of this land and the mustard crop. It is a festival of joy that has been the hallmark of Lahore for years. Maryam Nawaz's decision to revive this ancient tradition has created new hope among the citizens. Watch in this video: The reality of the Indian Constitution and the current situation in Kashmir. Humanitarian problems arising after the abrogation of Article 370. Historical and cultural significance of Basant. Punjab government's stance on the revival of Basant. #26January #KashmirUnderSiege #Basant2026 #Article370 #LahoreBasant #humanrights #MaryamNawaz #PunjabCulture #BasantFestival #LahoreDiBasant #PakistanPolitics