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Sunday, January 26, 2020

How Educational Modernization is supporting the Republic Day Celebration in Schools?

Everybody knows that republic day is celebrated on 26th January every year in India. However, only a few of the people are aware of the significance of this day. It is the day when the Indian constitution came into effect and replaced the original Government of India Act. Even though India became independent very early, still it took a few years to establish its own constitution. 

This day holds a special place in every Indian citizen’s heart which is why it is celebrated widely all over the nation. The government of India organizes a special republic day parade every year to celebrate this big occasion. 

However, schools in India never stay behind in educating the children regarding republic day. Educational modernization has allowed the schools to let the students know about the significance of this national festival. Here are some of the ways how this day is celebrated in schools in India. 

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 1. Patriotic Songs and Speeches

No matter what school a student is studying in, the republic day celebration always has several performances on patriotic songs. The songs are supported by numerous plays related to the freedom struggle of Indians and what it took to create the Indian Constitution. Every celebration has a chief guest and they give excellent and motivating speeches that encourage the students to be proud of the country and do something great for the nation. 

2. Fundamental Rights of India

Many schools consider this celebration as a platform to educate each of their children about the fundamental rights of India. Learning these rights will help them in becoming a good person and promote peace over the nation. Even though the education system adds these rights in the curriculum, still teaching these at such an occasion will leave a greater impact on the students. 

3. Flag Hosting and the History of Indian Flag

The Indian flag holds great history and the same is taught during the celebration. The celebration will let the children know why they should always respect the Indian flag. Most of the celebrations begin by hosting the flag and the chief guest does the job. After the hosting, the chief guest gives a little speech on the flag and its significance as well. 

4. March-Past 

The official parade is celebrated with a march-past. The same can be done in the school in the soldier’s uniform. Wearing the uniform is a pride in itself and the students will understand what it feels to be in the soldier’s uniform. Moreover, this march-past will help the students in knowing the life of a soldier and the sacrifices that they have to make to protect the country. All these things are done to make the students respect every soldier and how they have helped the nation in winning several wars and helped common people in tackling natural disasters.

Presently, students attain some information through online study. In this digital world, the republic day celebration is a great way to use the traditional method to let the students know about the rich history and the vast constitution of India.