Republic Day 2010 Celebrations: How India is Celebrating

By Siddhi Sharma - Tuesday, January 26th, 2010 2:16 am

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On 26th January, India celebrates its Republic Day & it is accepted as the national festival of India. On this day the constitution of India was written & we came out of the rules of Britishers. People celebrate the day with great enthusiasm & joy. In the honour of this day, a grand republic parade is organize in the capital which starts from Rajpath (India Gate) near the President’s Palace & continues till Red Fort. The ceremony includes March past of 3 armed forces & cultural program of every state. President is seen taking the salute of whole ceremony.

School students also participate in the function & give their patriotic presentation. Awards like Param veer Chakra & Ashok Chakra are also given by the President of India, for the bravery of Army officers & other achievers of country on this occasion. Whole function is telecasted on Doordarshan channel & is seen by each Indian in every corner of country. People can also watch the republic day parade by visiting at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RRGfg-EBAfM. [smartads]

The day fills every Indian with the feelings of patriotism & brings whole country together on one platform. People also prefer to listen patriotic hindi songs like vande mataram, saare jahan se acha, ye desh a veer jawano ka, mile sur mera tumhara & etc. The great singers of India, A.R Rehman & Lata Manegheshkar also adds the flavor of patriotism in their songs like Maa tujhe salaam & ae mere watan ke logo respectively.

National flag is also flagged on the places like red fort, Rashtrapati Bhawan etc. Other buildings of country are also seen holding “TIRANGA” on the eve of Republic day.

Many people also download the wallpapers, songs, videos & other such matter which is related to this day. Friends & relatives exchange greetings & sends SMS in the honor of 26th January.

We also wish you a very happy republic day, 2010 & hopes that you put your best effort in making this nation a better place..Jai Hind!

Our readers can also post their wishes in the comment section below.

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5 Responses to “Republic Day 2010 Celebrations: How India is Celebrating”

nawab says:

January 26, 2010 at 4:29 am

i proud to be an indian

I am Hindustani tabhi to m bhuka nanga hu pr phir bhi khush hu ye Indians ki khasiyat hoti h bhuke nange nawab

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alok says:

January 26, 2010 at 4:39 am

Every year on 1st January people make New Year resolutions. In the same way we should make some resolutions dedicated to nation on national festivals. LPG conservation can be a good resolution today. With every cylinder of LPG nation looses 11 dollars about Rs. 500. Government looses Rs. 500 to be paid as a subsidy. Consumer looses Rs. 300 as he can use solar cooker on three hundred sunny days a year which gives energy equal to one cylinder of LPG in Rs. 50 instead of subsidized price of at Rs. 350. Oil companies loose Rs. 300 per cylinder. Environment gets green house gases. So LPG conservation and or maximal replacement of it by solar thermal energy or induction electric cooking is win win situation for all. Almost same is the case with use of kerosene. Will some national leader or personality amongst top 100 will listen to me and will take pledge that he will use 10% less LPG or kerosene every year and ask the fellow citizen for the same in India. Alok, Gwalior. 26 January 2110.

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raman says:

January 26, 2010 at 9:43 am

i really found the commentary given by Hindi speaker Army karnal j K Singh very inspiring.His voice is also very good.he could emotionally move the crowd.I clapped everytime he spoke ans so did many people around me.i think it was a never before experience.i have been attending republic Day Parade for many years but I have never seen whole crowd on rajpath responding so much to words of a commentator.my kudos to the karnal and team of selection

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Deen says:

January 26, 2010 at 10:01 am

Beautiful song ” Mile sur mera tumhara ”
I love india, my country.

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Prathit says:

January 27, 2010 at 1:51 pm

Happy Republic Day!!!!!!

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