Republic Day of India

Republic day has got a historical significance in the history of India. On this day, 26 January 1950, constitution of India came into existence, and became effective. It marked its place in the history for eternity. Like each year, this year India is celebrating its 69th Republic day with remarkable solemnity, passion, and glory. Governmental legislation and acts have been issued on this day and therefore, in addition, grant the sense of empowerment to every Indian. From school kids to elderly citizens everybody unfurls the National tricolor on this day in the honor of their motherland.

India from 1947 didn’t have a constitution. India was seen following the Government of India Act of 1935, which have been laid down by the British King George VI directed India before the creation of its constitution. Post-Indian independence, the requirement of our own constitution became clear along with a drafting committee came into existence that was headed by Mr. B. R Ambedkar. The first draft was filed in Nov 1947 and was then finalized in 1950, only following 308 members of the Assembly made alterations to the draft. The draft was handwritten. Following the completed project was passed; the first election took place to elect the first president of India.

Dr. Rajendra Prasad became the first president of India. Thousands of individuals were present to see this delightful and unforgettable historic event. These historic moments will always remain in history forever! Republic Day is a very important day for our nation for various reasons.

Following are the facts that might help highlight the importance of this day are elaborated as under.

1. The emergence of the Largest Democratic Nation: On this particular Day, India emerged as the biggest democratic Nation, with the longest written constitution. The citizens of India formally accumulated the power to exist and offer assistance to govern their very own country. When the beginning is good, the journey seems smooth and without any turbulence.
2. Indian Constitution came into force: Republic Day is when the constitution and governmental presence came into existence. Authorities thus became a different entity and came out from the shadow of the British authorities.
3. First President: Honorable Dr. Rajendra Prasad took the historical oath to be the First president of independent India on this day. This ceremony was history personified.
4. Self-evident: till the Republic afternoon, India was running under the legislation decided by the British authorities. Technically, an India wasn’t guided till the actual Republic Day.