Question

republic day script for school assembly

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Good morning all, I am Sunil and I would like to welcome you all. How blissful this morning is where we are gathered to celebrate our republic day. After uncountable sacrifices of our freedom fighters, we got independence on 15th August 1947. This occasion marks the patriotic spirit within us and encourages us to be loyal and respectful towards our nation. Republic means the supreme power of the people living in the country and the only public has the right to elect their representatives as a political leader to lead the country in the right direction. 29 states, 1618 languages, 6400 castes, 6 major religions, 6 ethnic groups, 1 country. This shows that despite having diverse culture, traditions, languages, religions, we stand together as one. This shows are unity in diversity and we are proud that we are Indians. Twenty Sixth January holds an everlasting place in our national memory because it is the day when modern India was born. Under Mahatma Gandhi's moral and political leadership, the National Congress passed the Purna Swaraj resolution demanding complete independence from British rule in December 1929. Gandhiji organized nationwide celebrations on 26 January 1930 as Independence Day. From then on, the Nation took a pledge on this day every year to carry on the freedom struggle till we attained it.

Exactly twenty years later, in 1950, we adopted our charter of modernity, the Constitution. Tragically, Gandhiji had been martyred two years before, but the framework of a Constitution that has made India a role model for today's world was constructed out of his philosophy. Its essence lay in four principles: democracy; freedom of faith; gender equality; and an economic upsurge for those trapped in the curse of dire poverty and these have been made the guiding values of our country.

Being living in a democratic republic, we have freedom in mind, faith in words, pride in our heart and patriotism in our souls. So let’s salute our nation on its __ Republic Day.

To begin with the republic day function, I would like to call upon our honorable Principal to hoist the national flag, symbol of our national pride and identity.