Question

how is democracy broadening day by day

Answer 1

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“Democracy is dead,” say the disheartened. “It’s time to bury democracy,” pounds one Tunisian pro-Sharia party. “Democracy has fallen, we need a new game in town,” argue Vladimir Putin’s populist and Xi Jinping’s neo-authoritarian allies.

These mantras, circulated widely through social media, have ricocheted around the world and were felt perhaps most viscerally in 2017. It was a year full of political events that, in hindsight, look like a string of assaults against democratic ways of living.

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Democracy Day or Rashtriya Prajatantra Diwas is

celebrated every year on Falgun 7th. It is a

public holiday in Nepal. This day is celebrated in

Nepal to commemorate the day when Nepalese

were released from the clutches of 104-year-

long Rana autocracy on February 18, 1951.

The People of Nepal experienced a life full of

nightmares while under the ruling power of the

Ranas. The Ranas had taken away a lot of

opportunities away from the people while the

members of their family were enjoying the

extravagance and abundance that they had from

the highest office. Anomalies such as corruption,

discrimination and violent behaviors have ruled

the country during this period of Nepali history.

In the efforts of the people to free themselves

from this kind of government, a lot of

courageous souls established groups to expel the

Rana government and bring back the equality

and fair treatment in the whole country. It is in

this crucial time that the four martyrs of Nepal

were made known which inspired the citizens

even more to continue what they were fighting

for. The power of the people continued to

become stronger and intact. And after 104 years

of struggle, Nepal finally triumphed over the

Ranas on 1951.

The day is observed throughout the country with

a number of special programs. Each year a

special program with military parade is shown by

the Nepal Army at Tundikhel. A number of

dignitaries like the President (the King, before

the monarchy was abolished), Prime Minister,

Speaker of the House attend the function. The

people also celebrate this day offering prayers to

give respect and honor to the heroes of

Democracy. Most government organizations and

independent groups hold several activities and

rallies all over the country as well. Part of the

tradition also is that the people illuminate their

home and establishments with lights and hold

fireworks displays during the night of the

celebration.