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EssayTrue meaning of celebration of Republic day​

Answer 1

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Ministry of Education, Government of India in association with Ministry of Defence is glad to announce an essay and patriotic poetry competition for school students.

This competition is being organized to celebrate, “Republic day”, popularly known as “GanatantraDiwas” on 26th January. India became a republic on 26 January 1950. On this day, the Constitution of India was implemented in our country by removing the Government of India Act (1935).

Celebration of this occasion annually helps youth and children of the country to be aware of the significance of unity and integrity of this great nation and provides an opportunity to everyone to be proud of their nation endowed with rich and varied heritage.

To celebrate the soul of “Republic day” while adhering to COVID-19 protocols, Department of School Education and Literacy, Ministry of Education, Government of India, in association with Ministry of Defence, has organized online Essayand Patriotic Poetry Competition during the period of 20th January to 30th January, 2021 on MyGov platform.

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Answer 2

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On the 26th of January 2020, India will celebrate its 71st Republic Day, which is the day when the constitution of India came into effect in the year 1950. It also marks the day when the Indian National Congress made a public declaration of the historic Purna Swaraj (total independence) in 1930. This day is celebrated with fervour and pride across India as it illustrates the importance of all the privileges this nation has offered us and the entire country is decorated in tricolour.

How is Republic Day celebrated

To commemorate the day India formally adopted the constitution and became the Independent Republic, a military parade is held in the national capital, New Delhi, which demonstrates the country's military might and its rich cultural heritage. To showcase the diverse and unique culture of India, several beautiful tableaux designed by various Ministries of India are exhibited during the R-Day parade on the Rajpath.

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