Republic Day is a national festival which we all celebrate with great joy. Republic Day is celebrated on 26th January every year. In 2024, this is our 75th Republic Day and on this day, France’s Emmanuel Macron will be the chief guest among us. This festival is celebrated in every school and college of India. On 26 January 1950, the Constitution of India was enacted with reference to the Government of India Act 1935. It is one of the ten national festivals of India. Dr. Bheem Rao Ambeder Ji.
Republic Day 2024 Why do we consider 26th January as Republic Day?
Had the Gantantra been sung again on 26 January 1949 or had the Samvidhan been sung on 26 January 1950? For this day the first sons of our country got their minds examined. Why did the Constituent Assembly choose this day and why did the Congress designate 26 January 1930 as the day of complete independence from the British government in which it told all the outsiders that this day is the day of independence? amaya It was on this day that the Tricolor was hoisted for the first time, twenty years later, 20 years later, our Samvidhan was sung on 26th January, or since then, this day is celebrated as
Some things are important in the constitution
Establishment of Rastra Mandal: India came into existence in 1947 or its Bad Samvidhan was launched but on 26 January 1950, India announced the establishment of Swatantra Vite or Ganrajya, the basic principle of which was the implemented Samvidhan.
True democracy: Democracy was established in India on 26 January 1950, in which the Constitution passed under the law provides fundamental rights and duties to the people.
Universal wisdom: In the Constitution of India, wisdom, religious observance or the fundamental rights of the times have been given their rightful place. This samanta avam adhikar provides samana roop samana or surah to the people.
Pad of Rastrapati: Constitution has created or made its powers as the main form of Rastrapati. A Rastrapati, as the Rastrapatipad of India, represents the supreme judicial powers of the country.
Rights of an Indian citizen: The Constitution has given many fundamental rights to the citizens of India, such as the rights of citizenship, freedom, equality and justice, it has given the citizens of India the right to a superior state.
