THE SUN OF A RESURGENT BHARAT
“Darkness may temporarily conceal the light, but it can never extinguish the Sun. When the Sun of knowledge, truth and national awakening rises, every evil design is ultimately exposed and defeated.”
The Sun is eternally active and radiant; it neither pauses nor takes rest. Yet, because the Earth continuously rotates on its axis, no particular place can remain under its direct light throughout the day. When one part of the Earth is illuminated, another temporarily passes into darkness. Nevertheless, the Sun itself never disappears—it continues to shine with undiminished brilliance.
The Sun symbolises knowledge, clarity, truth, courage and awakening. Its light removes darkness, reveals what was concealed and enables humanity to distinguish truth from falsehood. Darkness may temporarily obstruct our vision, but it can never extinguish the Sun.
Bharat has always possessed its own Sun—its ancient civilisation, spiritual wisdom, cultural heritage, intellectual strength and patriotic spirit. However, during the period preceding 2014, it often appeared that Bharat’s Sun was not permitted to shine with its full brilliance. The nation remained surrounded by uncertainty, confusion and an inadequate appreciation of its own civilisational identity.
Today, the Sun of a confident and resurgent Bharat is shining brightly. Its powerful rays represent national awakening, decisive leadership, cultural self-respect, development, technological progress and the determination to defend the country’s sovereignty and integrity. The scorching rays of this Sun are exposing deception, dispelling confusion and burning away every evil design directed against the nation.
Darkness cannot permanently resist light, falsehood cannot forever withstand truth, and conspiracies cannot prevail against an awakened and united nation. Let the Sun of knowledge illuminate every mind, and let the light of truth guide Bharat towards a stronger, safer and more glorious future.
Vande Mataram!
— Ashok Kumar Singh
Advocate, High Court at Calcutta
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