Republic Day 2024: Celebrating India’s Democracy and Development

Every year, Republic Day is celebrated with great enthusiasm and patriotism across the country. The main event of the day is the grand parade at Rajpath in New Delhi, where the President of India, who is the head of the state, hoists the national flag and takes the salute of the armed forces and other dignitaries. The parade showcases India’s cultural diversity through tableaux, floats, and entertainment. The parade is followed by a cultural program at the Red Fort, where the Prime Minister of India addresses the nation and highlights the achievements and challenges of the country.

75th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution

The Republic Day 2024 will be a special occasion, as it will mark the 75th anniversary of the adoption of the Constitution. The theme of the Republic Day 2024 is “India – Mother of Democracy” and “Viksit Bharat” (Developed India). The chief guest of the Republic Day 2024 will be the President of France, Emmanuel Macron, who has been invited by the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi. This will be the sixth time that a French leader will grace the Republic Day celebrations in India, reflecting the strong and strategic partnership between the two countries.

Republic Day 2024 will celebrate India’s achievements in science, technology, education, health, and more. India is one of the fastest-growing nations, with over 1.3 billion people and a GDP exceeding $3 trillion. In India has made important contributions to global peace, security, climate change mitigation, and combatting the COVID-19 epidemic. India has launched initiatives like Digital India and Skill India to become a modern, self-reliant nation.

How to Contribute to Children’s Education on Republic Day 2024

Republic Day celebrates India’s greatness and reminds citizens of their responsibilities toward future generations. Education is a fundamental right for every child and a vital driver of skill development and women’s empowerment. Millions of Indian children face barriers to quality education, including poverty, discrimination, violence, and inadequate infrastructure.

On Republic Day 2024, let’s support Children’s Education in India by contributing to NGOs through simple actions:

• Donating books, stationery, uniforms, or scholarships to underprivileged children or schools in our locality or online.
• Volunteering to teach, mentor, or tutor children who need extra support or guidance in their studies or career choices.
• Supporting children’s rights via social media and campaigns for equality, safety, and education—especially for females.
• Supporting and appreciating teachers, parents, and NGOs dedicated to providing quality education for children in India.
• Inspiring our children and family to value education and pursue their dreams and passions.

Happy Republic Day 2024! Jai Hind!