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Republic Day of India | History, Significance and Images

Happy Republic Day

Republic Day has been celebrated in India every year on January 26, since 1950, to honor the date India’s Constitution came into effect. Republic Day is also known as R- Day public holiday. The Constitution of India, which was embraced by the Constituent Assembly on November 26, 1949, was abolished on January 26, 1950. Indian’s was ruled by the Britishers for over 200 years and became independent from the British Raj rule following the Indian independence movement.

It is a national holiday that immortalizes the establishment of India’s Constitution. India got independence on August 14, 1947; at that time, India didn’t have a constitution, and Indian laws were based on the British established Government of India Act 1935.

On this Republic Day Parade is organize. It gets started from the Rashtrapati Bhavan gates and ends at India Gate. It also cover forth India’s defense capabilities, cultural and social heritage, and puts the diversity of the country in the limelight. The parade shows festivals according to the state wise.

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Happy Lohri | Happy Lohri Wishes, and Images

Happy Lohri

Lohri is the most important festival in north India. Sikhs and Hindus celebrate it. The festival means the end of winter and harvesting of the rabi crops. It comes every year on January 13. The first Lohri is considered very special for a newborn baby and newly married bride. They celebrate Lohri on a large scale because it the biggest festival of Punjabis.

Lohri Significance

For Punjab people, the festival of Lohri holds great significance as it marks the beginning of the harvest season of Rabi crops and the end of the winter season. It is celebrated by preparing a huge bonfire that symbolizes the Sun is bringing in warmth.

Lohri holds great importance as it marks the harvesting of the Rabi crops and winter days. The people pray to the Sun and the fire and thank them for the excellent harvest. All communities observe the day with different names.

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Happy Lohri Wishes

“Enjoy this Lohri to the fullest & share the sweetness of love with rewri, moongfali and popcorn with all and spread happiness.”

“May this Lohri fire burn all the moments of sadness and enlighten your world with warmth of joy, happiness and love,”

“This Lohri spread the message of peace and happiness with all.”

“On this festive season of Lohri, may God bless you with good health and lifelong companionship.”

“Play the Punjabi music and dance on the tunes of drum this Lohri and share smile & laughter with all.”

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“Hope this festive season brings joy to your heart and fulfills all your wishes on this auspicious occasion. Happy Lohri my love”

“May this Lohri bring the best opportunities your way, to explore every joy of life, turning all your dreams into reality and all your efforts into huge achievements. Happy Lohri”

“May this festival of zeal and verve fill your life with lots of energy and enthusiasm that will bring ultimate prosperity to you”.

“Hope this grand celebration of Lohri completes your life with utmost love and joy. Wish you a very Happy Lohri”

“Come let’s organize a small bonfire to celebrate the warmness of this beautiful festival and make this night memorable forever”.