Republic day is a day when a country celebrated their republication. Every country has its own specific day of celebration and commemorates the day as grand festival. People around the world take part in this occasion with great enthusiasm at different dates of year. Several national, state and local government offices are closed on this date. Many shops and stores and other business are also closed for few hours on this day. Republic day marks true strength and eagerness of people around the world and every country displays their cultural activities and shows during the occasion.
The day starts with the speech of president or PM of different countries. In India, the symbols of the day are military parades, exhibits of military tools and national flag and national flag has hosted by President.
Republic Day Worldwide
Republic Day is a special day for most countries because on this day, they have got their constitution and become republic. The day celebrated around the world on different-different date. Every republic country got delight from the liberty of power, rule of law and basic principle of domination. On this day, the president or PM of such country give their speech to nation and some of the cultural shows are held on this day.
Many government officials are busy in host this festival. In most countries, the celebration also observed at many schools, colleges and at many private organizations. Every country has their unique traditions and cultures. The country Slovakia celebrates their republic day on 1st January. 26th January is a day of Indian republic day.
Hungary celebrates 1st February as national commemoration day and Pakistan celebrated the day on 23rd March. Republic day in India becomes world famous and draws thousands of crowds with excited visitors around the country. Its ethnic cultures and traditions are different from other countries and demonstrate many regional forms of dances and dresses. On this day many officials around the world are closed.
Here we provide the list of countries with their particular dates of Republic Day Celebration.
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