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Republic Day: Every Indian child should know about the culture, history, and important dates of their country. This is an important national festival of India, celebrated to commemorate the day the Constitution of India came into force. So, let us know some things that children should know about this special day.
When is Republic Day celebrated?
Answer: Republic Day is celebrated on 26 January.
2. Why do we celebrate Republic Day?
Answer: The Constitution of India came into force on 26 January 1950, hence this day is celebrated.
3. When and on which day was the Constitution of India implemented?
Answer: The Constitution of India came into force on 26 January 1950.
4. Which important event is organized?
Answer: A grand parade is organized at the Rajpath in New Delhi in which Indian Army, Police Force, and school children participate.
5. What is special on Republic Day?
On this occasion, the President of India hoists the national flag and inspects the parade. Apart from this, various celebrations are organized across the country.
6. What is the significance of 26 January?
Answer: On 26 January 1930, the Indian National Congress passed the resolution of “Purna Swaraj”, which is considered a turning point in the “Freedom Struggle”. After this, it was decided to celebrate 26 January as Republic Day.
7. Which awards are given on Republic Day?
Answer: Various awards like “Bharat Ratna”, “Padma Shri”, “Padma Bhushan”, “Padma Vibhushan” and “Gallantry Awards” are given by the Government of India on Republic Day.
8. Should children do anything special?
Answer: Yes, children should attend schools on participate in the tricolor hoisting process and sing patriotic songs. Also, they can learn about the heroes of the freedom struggle.
9. What do children learn from such celebrations?
Answer: teaches children the value of patriotism, importance of the Constitution, and a sense of responsibility towards their duties.
10. What should we keep in mind on Republic Day?
Answer: On Republic Day, we should respect our country, hoist the tricolour respectfully and understand the importance of the country’s independence.
Such celebrations teach children about respect for the country, duty, and the importance of the Constitution. These occasions remind us that we should work with loyalty and dedication for our country. By learning these values, children will increase their patriotism and become good citizens in the future.
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