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Introduction

The Republic Day is celebrated annually on 26 January to commemorate the day in 1950 when India achieved independence from British colonial rule at midnight. It is the main national festival of India, where all the districts of India have their own parade and celebrations. The National Song of India, Jana Gana Mana, is sung by thousands of people during the Republic Day celebrations nationwide.

The Republic Day is celebrated annually on 26 January to commemorate the day in 1950 when India achieved independence from British colonial rule at midnight.

On 26 January every year, India celebrates its Republic Day to commemorate the day in 1950 when India achieved independence from British colonial rule at midnight.

On this day, the president of India takes his/her oath in front of Parliament House and delivers a speech on various issues concerning the nation. The national anthem Jana Gana Mana is also sung and fireworks are displayed across Delhi's Rajpath parade ground where all these events take place.

It is the main national festival of India, where all the districts of India have their own parade and celebrations.

It is the main national festival of India, where all the districts of India have their own parade and celebrations. It is celebrated annually on 26 January. The day marks the anniversary of Rajendra Prasad becoming President of India, who was elected unopposed by an electoral college consisting of members elected by state legislatures.

It is a public holiday in India and many people take leave from work so that they can participate in various events happening across the country. On this day, Prime Minister addresses nation at Red Fort (Delhi) or Lal Quila (Patna).

The National Song of India, Jana Gana Mana, is sung by thousands of people during the Republic Day celebrations nationwide.

It was composed in 1911 and first sung on 26 January 1950 (the day of India's independence). The lyrics are written in Sanskrit, Bengali and Hindi but can be translated as: "Oh God! This nation/land has been created by you/us; let it prosper so that all may prosper."

The song was composed by Rabindranath Tagore who was awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1913 for his collection Gitanjali: Song Offerings.

In 2018, it will be the 71st year since India gained her independence from British colonial rule.

Independence Day is a national holiday in India and commemorates the day on which the country gained independence from British colonial rule.

On 15th August 1947, India became a republic when its Constitution was adopted by an assembly of representatives from all the provinces of British India at midnight in New Delhi. This happened under Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru's leadership who became independent India's first prime minister.