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This Republic Day speech would be useful for the school principal to deliver on 26 January.
Vande Mataram!
Esteemed teachers and my dear students
Wish you all a Happy Republic Day!
Today we all have gathered here to celebrate our 75th Republic Day. On this auspicious occasion I extend my heartiest greetings and good wishes to you all. As we all know about the importance of Republic Day, I need not speak much about this special day. However we need to be grateful to the founding fathers who formulated and drafted an exemplary Constitution of India that has steered India towards progress and development. Due to the untiring efforts of the great leaders / freedom fighters of our nation under oppressive conditions, we / you all are fortunate of being born in independent India. Now we as the citizens of this great nation and you children as the future citizens of the country, need to re-dedicate ourselves to build a stronger and developed nation.
Just now we have unfurled our National Tricolor Flag and I am sure it would be interesting to know few facts about our flag. Early in the 20th century, the Indian National Congress under the leadership of Mahatma Gandhi, a man named Pingali Venkayya designed the flag with saffron and green stripes, which represent the unity of Hindu and Muslim brethren of our country, and a navy blue wheel with 24 spokes at the center that was adopted from the Ashoka Chakra symbolizes our desire for self-reliance. The white band at the center represents various other communities of our nation. Thus our National Tricolor flag was adopted which symbolizes the strong unity among various communities of the nation.
At this juncture, let me remind you that though the country is plagued with certain social evils yet we are proud to see our nation marching ahead on the roads of development. Now as the future citizens of our country, you all need to strive for a fully developed nation of ours and put your efforts in achieving the same. Remember that we need to take the true spirit from our National Tricolor and strive to achieve our desire of a strong and developed nation through our unity. Nothing can be impossible if we stand united, work for the prosperity and development of our nation and thus fulfill our dreams of building a stronger nation in future.
Dear children, at this juncture I would like to remind you or rather warn you of the recent situation in our country. Once again there is a warning of the spread of Corona virus and there are few Covid 19 cases across the nation, particularly in the major cities. And the govt of India has once again warned the citizens to wear masks and use hand sanitizers as a precautionary measure. I would like to remind you that we need to be responsible citizens and try to strictly follow the Covid-19 safety / precautionary measures as per the guidelines our government and help the govt. Remember that wearing masks is not just for our safety to stay away from the virus but by and large, it is for the safety and good health of the entire society.
Jai Hind!
This Republic Day speech would be useful for the school principal to deliver on 26 January.
Vande Mataram!
Esteemed teachers and my dear students
Wish you all a Happy Republic Day!
Today we all have gathered here to celebrate our 75th Republic Day. On this auspicious occasion I extend my heartiest greetings and good wishes to you all. As we all know about the importance of Republic Day, I need not speak much about this special day. However we need to be grateful to the founding fathers who formulated and drafted an exemplary Constitution of India that has steered India towards progress and development. Due to the untiring efforts of the great leaders / freedom fighters of our nation under oppressive conditions, we / you all are fortunate of being born in independent India. Now we as the citizens of this great nation and you children as the future citizens of the country, need to re-dedicate ourselves to build a stronger and developed nation.
Just now we have unfurled our National Tricolor Flag and I am sure it would be interesting to know few facts about our flag. Early in the 20th century, the Indian National Congress under the leadership of Mahatma Gandhi, a man named Pingali Venkayya designed the flag with saffron and green stripes, which represent the unity of Hindu and Muslim brethren of our country, and a navy blue wheel with 24 spokes at the center that was adopted from the Ashoka Chakra symbolizes our desire for self-reliance. The white band at the center represents various other communities of our nation. Thus our National Tricolor flag was adopted which symbolizes the strong unity among various communities of the nation.
At this juncture, let me remind you that though the country is plagued with certain social evils yet we are proud to see our nation marching ahead on the roads of development. Now as the future citizens of our country, you all need to strive for a fully developed nation of ours and put your efforts in achieving the same. Remember that we need to take the true spirit from our National Tricolor and strive to achieve our desire of a strong and developed nation through our unity. Nothing can be impossible if we stand united, work for the prosperity and development of our nation and thus fulfill our dreams of building a stronger nation in future.
Dear children, at this juncture I would like to remind you or rather warn you of the recent situation in our country. Once again there is a warning of the spread of Corona virus and there are few Covid 19 cases across the nation, particularly in the major cities. And the govt of India has once again warned the citizens to wear masks and use hand sanitizers as a precautionary measure. I would like to remind you that we need to be responsible citizens and try to strictly follow the Covid-19 safety / precautionary measures as per the guidelines our government and help the govt. Remember that wearing masks is not just for our safety to stay away from the virus but by and large, it is for the safety and good health of the entire society.
Jai Hind!
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