Context
India commemorates the adoption of its constitution in 1950 on its 74th Republic Day. The G20 Presidency emphasises world impact.
  
Republic Day and India's G20 Presidency Significance
·         India celebrated its 74th Republic Day, marking the day it became an independent nation on January 26, 1950, when it adopted the Constitution.
·         Global Political Influence: India's growing importance in world politics is reflected in its leadership of the G20, a forum of leading international economies.
·         India's Inclusive Democracy: The country's achievement in constructing a nation is attributed to its ability to navigate a wide range of social, cultural, economic, and regional challenges.
 
The Development of Democracy in India 
·         Early Democratic Foundations: After independence, a multiparty democratic system was built by visionary constitutional drafters who overcame obstacles including poverty and illiteracy.
·         Triumph of Electoral Democracy: In spite of obstacles, India regularly holds free and fair elections, demonstrating the resilience of democracy in the developing world.
·         Increasing Political Engagement: A thriving democracy is indicated by increased socioeconomic development, more voter turnout, and increased participation of women and youth.

India's Global Impact and G20 Presidency  
·         Showcasing the Indian Model: India's G20 presidency provides an opportunity to showcase its varied story to the world community, which is seen as an encouraging model.
·         G20 Summit accomplishments: Notable results include economic accords, technological improvements, and pledges to support biofuels and sustainability.
·         The role of the P20 Summit: Parliament's participation in global governance through the P20 Summit highlights social acceptance and the legitimacy of laws in democracies.

LTX Mains Question: 
Q. Discuss about how India's G20 presidency is displaying its impact on the world stage and its success story as a democracy. What role does the inclusive democracy of India play as a template for developing nations?