January 10 is celebrated as Majority Rule Day in the Bahamas, marking the 1967 election that established majority governance and symbolized equality and national unity.
- Lynden – Of English origin, meaning from the lime tree hill. It is strongly associated with Sir Lynden Pindling (1930–2000), the first Prime Minister of the Bahamas and a central figure in achieving majority rule.
- Freedom (symbolic) – Used symbolically to represent liberty, self-determination, and equality, ideals at the heart of the Majority Rule movement.
- Indira – Of Sanskrit origin, meaning beauty or splendid. The name symbolizes grace and dignity, aligning with the spirit of progress celebrated on this day.
