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Story behind Republic day


We all know why we celebrate Independence day but not all of us know the reason behind celebrating Republic day. So., let's read on to find out.


After the India got its independence in 1947, the committee members prepared a draft constitution and submitted to constitution assembly on 4th November 1947. After having many public sessions, the constitution came into effect throughout the nation on 26th January 1950 after some changes in the initial version. When it was adopted, the constitution of India had 395 articles in 22 parts and 8 schedules. There were some changes and amendments to it over the time.


Constitution of India is a framework that distinguishes fundamental political code, procedures, structures, powers, duties and lays down the fundamental rights, directive principals and the duties of citizens.


Below are the six fundamental rights that everyone should be aware of.

1. Right to equality

2. Right to freedom

3. Right against exploitation

4. Right to freedom of religion.

5. Cultural and educational rights

6. Right to constitutional remedies.


To mark the day when we had our own Constitution that lays down principals, rights etc, we celebrate Republic day.

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