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    The document summarizes the history and significance of Republic Day in India. It notes that January 26th was originally celebrated as a "fake independence day" in 1930 to protest British rule. After independence in 1947, the new Constitution of India came into effect on January 26th, 1950, making it the day India officially became a republic. The ceremonies that day marked the end of British ties to India and the swearing in of the country's first president. While challenges remain such as terrorism and socioeconomic issues, the document expresses hope that unity and progress will continue in the future.

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    The document summarizes the history and significance of Republic Day in India. It notes that January 26th was originally celebrated as a "fake independence day" in 1930 to protest British rule. After independence in 1947, the new Constitution of India came into effect on January 26th, 1950, making it the day India officially became a republic. The ceremonies that day marked the end of British ties to India and the swearing in of the country's first president. While challenges remain such as terrorism and socioeconomic issues, the document expresses hope that unity and progress will continue in the future.

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    The document summarizes the history and significance of Republic Day in India. It notes that January 26th was originally celebrated as a "fake independence day" in 1930 to protest British rule. After independence in 1947, the new Constitution of India came into effect on January 26th, 1950, making it the day India officially became a republic. The ceremonies that day marked the end of British ties to India and the swearing in of the country's first president. While challenges remain such as terrorism and socioeconomic issues, the document expresses hope that unity and progress will continue in the future.

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    The document summarizes the history and significance of Republic Day in India. It notes that January 26th was originally celebrated as a "fake independence day" in 1930 to protest British rule. After independence in 1947, the new Constitution of India came into effect on January 26th, 1950, making it the day India officially became a republic. The ceremonies that day marked the end of British ties to India and the swearing in of the country's first president. While challenges remain such as terrorism and socioeconomic issues, the document expresses hope that unity and progress will continue in the future.

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    26 January Republic Day Speech Republic Day 2016

    The following speech is a good speech on a occasion like Republic Day in India. You might
    be asked to give a speech about Republic day the 26 January 1950, when the Constitution
    of India was brought into effect when India used to celebrate the Fake Independence day.
    Namaskar my dear brothers and sisters from India. Our country celebrates the Republic day
    every year since 1950 and like every year, this Republic day brings warm greetings for
    everyone on this auspicious occasion.
    Since 1930, India has been celebrating 26th January as an auspicious day which was nearly
    20 years even before the actual Republic day started to be taken into consideration.
    26th January 1930 marked the first Fake Independence day which the country used to
    observe when the Congress had asked the British to comply on certain requirements, which if
    not followed would be declared as the independence day for the country.
    After India got the actual independence on 15th August 1947, the committee under the
    leadership of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar brought up the new Constitution of India which replaced
    the Government of India Act of 1935.
    The purna Swaraj declaration of 1930 got a new appearance when the old fake independence
    day got vanishing after we got the actual independence.
    When India became independent from the British rule, there was a lot of rework to be done to
    save our country from becoming a hell. It was a time when people were fighting with each
    other for each and everything.
    The Independent republic of India was officially born on 26th January 1950 after being for
    nearly 100 years under the British rule.
    The ceremonies of 1950 marked the cutting down of the last ties of of India to Britain. The
    first Indian president got sworn in, is Dr. Rajendra Prasad whose words were as follows:
    Today, for the first time in our long and chequered history, he said, we find the whole of
    this vast land brought together under the jurisdiction of one constitution and one union
    which takes over responsibility for the welfare of more than 320 million men and women
    who inhabit it.
    Today, the country stil fights the crime and violence which has a different design than that of
    earlier times.
    Prior to Independence, the crime and violence had the name of British.
    Now the crime and violence has the name of terrorits, rape, burglary, riots, strikes and the
    taking of lives of valued citizens.
    Even after becoming republic, we are not free of the terrorism which is pulling our country
    from the main stream of countris in the path of development and progress.
    Poverty, illiteracy, unemployent are the three major factors which is pulling us back and
    making people to sort to the bad ways of living life.
    Still with all these problems, Unity in diversity has been the biggest symbol of our country. I
    feel that we make our progress in the good direction in the coming days and the feeling of
    oneness remains in the progressive days of tomorrow.

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