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63. Republic Day Essay 

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Republic Day (26th of January) is a special day for India, celebrated annually as a 
National Festival all over India to commemorate and honor the day when the Constitution 
of India came into force (26 January 1950) as the governing document of India. 
ESSAY ON REPUBLIC DAY OF INDIA 
Republic Day is very important day of the year for the people of India so we 
celebrate it annually on 26th of January since 1950. Let your kids and children know 
about the history of celebrating Republic Day in India through the use of very simple essay 
on Republic Day. All Republic Day essay are simply written especially for the use of kids 
and children and helping parents to easily find it online on this website under various 
words limit. 
REPUBLIC DAY ESSAY 1 (100 WORDS) 
Our country, India celebrates the Republic Day every year to honour the date 
when Constitution of India came into force. The Constitution of India replaced the 
Government of India Act 1935 as a governing document of India on the special date called 
26 January in 1950. It has been declared as the national holiday by the Government of 
India. People in India enjoy this great day by celebrating in their own way. At this day a 
parade takes place in the national capital of India, New Delhi at the Rajpath (in front of the 
India Gate) in the presence of President of India. 
REPUBLIC DAY ESSAY 2 (150 WORDS) 
India celebrates the Republic Day every year on the 26th of January from 1950 
when Constitution of India came into force. Republic day in India is of the great importance 
in the history as it tells us all about each and every struggle of Indian freedom. People who 
were fighting for Independence of India took a pledge on the same day in 1930 at the banks 
of Ravi river in the Lahore to achieve a complete independence (means Poorna Swarajya) of 
India. Which came true a day in 1947 on 15th of August. 
On 26th of January in 1950 our country, India was declared as a Sovereign, 
Secular, Socialistic and Democratic Republic means people of India has the power to 
govern the country themselves. It is celebrated by organizing a big event with special 
parade at the Rajpath, New Delhi in the presence of President of India by unfolding the 
National Flag and singing the National Anthem.