Alaska Proclaims January 26, 2026, as Republic Day of India
Anchorage, AK – Governor Mike Dunleavy has officially proclaimed January 26, 2026, as Republic Day of India in Alaska, recognizing the important contributions of the Indian community and the strengthening relationship between Alaska and India. The proclamation acknowledges the 77th anniversary of the adoption of the constitution of India and celebrates India’s status as the world’s largest democracy.
This declaration underscores Alaska’s commitment to fostering robust bilateral ties with India, a nation sharing core values of democracy, innovation, and economic growth. The proclamation highlights the vital role the Indian community plays in enriching Alaska’s cultural landscape,bolstering its educational institutions,and driving economic vitality.
“Alaska values its growing partnership with India,” stated Governor Dunleavy. “This proclamation serves as a testament to the enduring friendship and cooperation between our state and India, and recognizes the significant contributions of indian Alaskans to our communities.”
The proclamation further acknowledges the expanding collaboration between Alaska and India in key sectors such as trade, technology, and agriculture, alongside ongoing cultural exchange programs. These partnerships are designed to promote mutual prosperity and deepen understanding between the two regions.
The Consulate General of India in Seattle will be hosting a republic Day festivity,emphasizing the shared dedication to strengthening the bond between Alaska and India. Alaskans are encouraged to participate in recognizing the contributions of the Indian community and celebrating this vital occasion.
This proclamation signifies a continued commitment to building a strong and mutually beneficial relationship between Alaska and India for years to come.
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