It is a tradition in India to celebrate Republic Day on January 26 every year with a lot of passion and spirit. There is a custom on this day to hoist the national flag and hold a grand parade on Janpath, New Delhi.
This parade features the Indian National Army, during which the national flag is hoisted. On this very special day in history, it was 1965, when Hindi was declared the national language of India. It is going to be the 73rd Republic Day of India next year, which is a very important date.
India celebrate Republic Day on January 26 every year with a lot of passion and spirit
India celebrates Republic Day with immense joy and satisfaction
The most glorious parades are held on Rajpath in New Delhi
India celebrates Republic Day with immense joy and satisfaction. At India Gate in New Delhi, the Indian President raises the national flag. The most glorious parades are held on Rajpath in New Delhi. The Ministry of Defence organised the parade. The Indian President led this. The event showcases not only India's military capability but also its rich cultural diversity.
The day also commemorates the martyrs who gave their lives in defence of the nation. The Indian Prime Minister pays tribute to the martyrs by decorating the Amar Jawan Jyoti at India Gate with a ringlet. The brave soldiers have awards such as the Paramvir Chakra, Ashok Chakra, and Vir Chakra. People of all ages who have shown bravery in the face of difficulty get awards.
In military jeeps, the recipients of the heroism medals greet the President. India then shows off its military prowess after that. The National Cadet Corps, the police, and the armed forces also do a march-past while the various regiments salute the President of India.
The Indian Air Force fighter planes fly past Janpath to end the parade. Although the holiday is observed across the nation, Delhi, the nation's capital, has the biggest Republic Day events. Every year, millions of individuals who want to watch the Republic Day Parade online can watch a live webcast.
The exclusive video is publicly available as a "video on demand" after the event. All state capitals also hold celebrations where the government raises the flag, albeit on a much lower scale. The same celebrations are held in talukas, subdivisions, and panchayats, as well as at the district headquarters.
After the festivities, the Beating The Retreat ceremony marks the formal conclusion of Republic Day celebrations. From June 26 to June 29, all significant government buildings are lavishly decorated with sparkling lights.
The ritual to beat a retreat is held on the evening of January 29, which is the third day after Republic Day. The Drummer's Call, a solo performance by the drummers, is also performed. Saare Jahan Se Achcha, a well-known military anthem, is the band's march back song. The National Anthem is sung, and the National Flag is lowered at precisely 6 o'clock, officially ending the Republic Day festivities.
In 1950, the Indian Constitution outlines the procedures, authorities, obligations, basic rights, and guiding principles for the Indian government and its people. The ability of Indian citizens to choose their government is on Republic Day.
A committee chaired by Dr. BR Ambedkar drafted the new constitution after India gained independence from British domination. The Indian National Congress unveiled Purna Swaraj, the declaration of India's independence from colonial control, on this day in 1930.
Republic Day is a symbol of India's independent and unique spirit. The display of military hardware, the national flag, and military hardware are some of the festival's key emblems.
1.The Republic Day Parade is the day's primary event. Attendees at the parade on Rajpath in Delhi. Despite the cold, many Delhi residents converge to view the breathtaking show.
2.The Paramvir Chakra, Vir Chakra, Ashok Chakra, Kirti Chakra, and Children's National Bravery Award are among the bravery awards given out by the Indian President in recognition of the country's heroic residents.
3.The Indian Prime Minister honours the brave individuals who perished in battle.
4.The three divisions of the Indian Armed Forces—Navy, Air Force, and Indian Army—lead the Republic Day Parade.
5.On this day, schools in India are on holiday. However, students still attend class to honour this national holiday by flying the flag, performing plays and dances, and eating treats.
6.One of the most stunning parades in the world is the Republic Day Parade. People from all over the world travel to India, particularly to see the splendour of the Republic Day celebrations.