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T.M. Krishna, speaking at a bimonthly cultural event at Chavara Cultural Centre in Kochi on Friday, stated that democracy requires an everyday engagement with politics and issues, rather than being limited to just voting day. He emphasized the need for a cultural habit of democracy to foster a more associated and fearless relationship with the State.
He highlighted the importance of schools teaching how to frame questions, as this encourages thoughtful inquiry and critical thinking.
Mr. Krishna also shared insights from his latest book, We, the People of India: Decoding a Nation’s Symbols, where he discussed the history and significance of national symbols such as the flag, anthem, and national symbol.
The event, which took place on May 8, 2026, featured Mr. Krishna's thoughts on the role of citizens in a democratic society and the need for ongoing engagement with politics and issues. The outlook is that Mr. Krishna's remarks will contribute to ongoing discussions about civic engagement and democratic participation in India, with further events and discussions likely to follow.