School Report on Republic Day Celebration

'Ask not what your country can do for you,

Ask what you can do for your country.'

 

Introduction:

 

26th January is celebrated as Republic Day in our country every year, on 26^th January 1950 the Constitution of our country was implemented for the first time, this day is celebrated with joy and gaiety all over India and in the country remembering and paying tribute to all the freedom fighters who sacrificed their lives.

 

Although our country is a country of diversities, consisting of many religions, castes, sects, tribes and tied in the thread of unity, we consider 26th January as Indian national festival every year, we feel proud when we say that our Constitution is the longest and written constitution of the country, whose draft was completed by Babasaheb Bhimrao Ambedkar and his committee members in 2 years 11 months and 18 days, we are proud when the national anthem of unity in diversity resonates in our ears and makes us proud. is that tricolour of ours, which always makes us feel Indian.

 

One Nation, One Vision, One Identity

“No Nation is perfect; it needs to be made perfect.”

 

How is Republic Day celebrated?

 

Every year the President of India hoists our national flag tricolor at Rajpath. He is the chief guest for unfurling the Indian flag. Famous leaders from other countries are invited as the Guests of Honour on the stage with him. Then we all stand to salute our national flag and sing our national anthem, which was written by the great poet Rabindranath Tagore.

 

 

Republic Day Celebrations:

 

After the tricolour is hoisted by the President and the ceremony is started, in which the three armies of the country participate in the parade, and display the valour of the army with full enthusiasm, as well as the tableaux of different states of the country in the parade. In which the artists of all the states perform their respective arts to show the beauty and skill of their states, folk songs, dance and culture of different states of the country are also exhibited.

 

 

Wreaths to the Martyrs:

 

To show the culture and tradition of India, the three defence forces of India take part in the parade. On this occasion we also invite the chief guest from other country. It is the President of India, Prime Minister and Commander in Chief of the Indian Armed Forces, Amar Jawan Jyoti, paying floral tributes to the sacrificed Indian soldiers at India Gate. A parade with great pomp and show is taken out in front of the President of India in New Delhi.

 

 

Significance of Republic Day:

 

Republic Day is celebrated all over the country as a national festival in schools, colleges and offices etc. 26th January is celebrated as Republic Day every year because, on this day the Government of India Act (Act) 1935 was removed from our country and 26th January 1950 was chosen as the day to implement the country's constitution and this day is Republic Day every year. We are proud that we are all residents of this republic country, which is also called democracy. That is, the reins of the government in the country of India are handed over to the hands of only those who have the right to choose: only the subjects have the right, the duty of the subjects is to follow the duties given in the constitution and to protect their rights. Choose a representative who takes decisions in the interest of the people and makes necessary amendments in the constitution to make it according to the present time and always gives priority to the service of the country.

 

“As We Match Out

In The Spirit of Brotherhood and Nationhood,

Let Us Not Forget to Defend

The Colours of Our Flag with All We Have.”

 

 

School Report on Republic Day Celebration:

Himalaya Public School celebrated India's 71st Republic Day with great éclat on 26th January 2022. The students took pride in glorifying and celebrating the spirit of unity and patriotism. The school was resplendent in the shades of tricolour.

 

The programme began at 9:00 a.m. with the welcoming of the Chief Guest, Professor (Dr.) Rajbala Grewal, Director of Centre of Food Science and Technology in CCS HAU, Hisar. The ceremony began with the Chief Guest unfurling the National flag, the pride of our nation. The students saluted the National flag and this was followed by the singing of the National Anthem.

The cultural programme began in the school Auditorium with the welcoming of the Chief Guest. The Preamble of the Constitution was read and repeated by the guests and the students. It was followed by inspiring English speech, English poem, Hindi poem and Hindi speech on the significance of the occasion. The street play (Nukkad Natak) stole everyone's heart. The patriotic songs and dances reverberated everyone with the feelings of patriotism. The power and energy exhibited by the students assured of a brighter and brant future ahead.

 

The Chief Guest addressed the gathering. In her speech she emphasized to maintain the dignity of being a citizen of a Republic. She reiterated the need for students' participation in such festivals and programmes to make them learn the true value of our national festivals and our rich heritage and culture. We must uphold the honour, integrity, dignity and uniqueness of our nation. A vote of thanks was tabled by the Master of the Ceremony. The programme concluded with the distribution of sweets.

 

“We might not be the richest nation in the world,

We might be deprived of the finances

And the luxuries of this world,

But my brothers and sisters,

Let us maintain our peaceful coexistence

And above all love for our nation.”