Republic Day: How and why it is celebrated in other countries

For some countries, Republic Day is the moment on which the country was established in its present form, there are other people who remember as the day on which there was a significant change in the rule of the country.

"The resolution says that this is the strong and serious resolution of our sovereign Indian republic. You will understand well that nothing can be done except for an independent India, a republic," Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru announced on December 13, 1946 , Because they have prepared the objectives and objectives of the Constitution that he and his listeners will have the next three years With 395 articles and 12 programs, the Indian Constitution is considered to be the longest of its kind in the world. After being effective on January 26, 1950, the Constitution of India united the country's water boundaries so far and gave rise to the "universal democratic republic" which we celebrated every year in the most beautiful way.

Republic Day in India is not just a celebration of the birth of its Constitution, but also a commemoration of the day in which we consolidated the contesting ideas of the nation. (Wikimedia Commons)

Republic Day in India is not just a celebration of the birth of its constitution, but also a commemoration of the day in which we consolidate the election of the country boys, and closing on the values it has since the date of social, political and economic objectives. The evidence for the added significance is on a spectacular scale, on which national holidays, ceremonial parades, flag hoisting of flag and flag shown by armed forces. Reputable historical moment with vision.

The celebration of the Republic, however, is not unique to India. More than 150 countries of the world are known to engage the word 'Republic' against their names. Celebration of values expressed in it, therefore, is considered an essential part of the creation of national pride. For some countries, Republic Day is the moment on which the country was established in its present form, there are other people who remember as the day on which there was a significant change in the rule of the country. Here is a list of five other countries which celebrate their versions of Republic Day with unique colors and colors for their country.

Pakistan

Pakistan celebrates its Republic Day as Pakistan Resolution Day or Pakistan Day on March 23 every year. (Wikimedia Commons)

India was born together with the birth of its neighboring nation, Pakistan. The written history of both countries ensured that the prices made by both the countries were similar in some cases, and were very different in many others. Although the Indian administration organized cultural pluralism as a decisive aspect of its rule, Pakistan was born as the world's first Islamic Republic. However, the values of the Republic were considered self-sufficient for the development of their respective countries on both sides of the border by the builders of the country.

Accordingly, Pakistan celebrates Republic Day every year on March 23 as Pakistan's Resolution Day or Pakistan Day. In the year 1940, the historic Lahore Resolution is considered to honor the date of passage and finally it was chosen to adopt the country's constitution on that day. While declaring the need for regional adjustment of subcontinent in the political statement adopted by the Muslim League in the three-day session organized in Lahore in March 1940 from 22 March to 24 March, Muslim majority areas could be shaped in a form . The Constitution of India was adopted on March 23, 1956, nine years after independence in the nation itself and Hindu majority after sixteen years, and after the country's independence, in which the transition of the dominance of an Islamic Republic was done. As a result, the Governor-General was replaced by the President of Pakistan as the formal head of the country.

Pakistan Day is celebrated with great enthusiasm and celebrity in Islamabad. Army and civil parade and other types of exhibitions are organized and they are raised on the tomb of Pakistan's founder Muhammad Iqbal and Muhammad Ali Jinnah.

China

The second decade of the twentieth century was a period of great disorder in China. With the revolt in Huai province of Hubei Province, the spirit of revolution spread throughout the Chinese territory. The revolution of 1911, which was also popular as the Xinhua revolution, successfully brought down the long reign of the Qing Dynasty. Under the leadership of Sun Yat-Sen, the Republic of China was born. Then, China National Day is celebrated every year on October 10.

However, between 1927And in 1947, the Chinese Civil War broke out between China's Republic of China and the Chinese Communist Party, led by Mao Zedong on the one hand. At the end of the war, the Communist Party started the People's Republic of China on September 21, 1949. Party leaders and supporters celebrated the birth of the new government on October 1, 1949 in Tiananmen Square Since then, the Chinese celebrate their National Republic as their National Day on October 1.

National day of China is celebrated on October 10 each year. (Wikimedia Commons)

While the methods of celebrating in China on October 1 have changed many times in the past several decades. Since 2000, the National Day in China is celebrated as Golden Week, in which there is a seven-day public holiday. The establishment of the National Flag in Tiananmen Square, along with Chang'an Avenue of Beijing, state dinner, fireworks and other cultural events, there are some of the main attractions of the festival, covering the long lanes of flowers.

Italy

After being out of World War II in 1946, an institutional referendum was organized in Italy in order to be adopted by the citizens as an administration after the fall of fascism. Organized on the basis of universal franchise, the referendum produced more than 12 million votes in favor of a republic and gave it nearly 10 million votes. Therefore, the Italian Republic came into existence on June 2, 1946, and the day is celebrated every year as Festa Della Repubblica (Republic Day).

The Italian Republic came into existence on June 2, 1946 and the day is commemorated each year as Festa della Repubblica (Republic Day). (Wikimedia Commons)

In the presence of the highest offices of the state, Republic Day is celebrated in Italy with the military parade. In Rome, a laurel wreath is deposited on the grave of an unknown soldier located inside Altere della Petria. Apart from this, there are concerts organized by armed forces of the country.

Nepal

The smallest republic in the world will celebrate its tenth Republic Day on 28th May. It remembers the day on which the South Asian country gets converted from being a monarchy. The origins of modern Nepal can be seen as early as 1768 when Earth Narayan Shah captured the Kathmandu valley and won unified private dominions under the banner of a country. The monarchy passed from one ruler to the other until 2008. The newly-found Republican celebration in Nepal is organized entirely with a national holiday, formal parade and cultural programs.

Kenya

The Republic Day in Kenya, popularly known as the Zambari Day, takes place every year on December 12. In the case of East African country, Republic Day honors both the transition from the colonial rule to the government and freedom as a Republican form of the Republic under the United Kingdom. On July 1, 1895, Kenya was declared a British colony and protected.

The main attraction of the Republic of Kenya is the collection of colors, which has been a tradition in the British infantry regiment since the 17th century. It takes place at the central stadium of Nairobi and follows the British Conference on a large scale.