10 LINES ON REPUBLIC DAY OF INDIA 2022

1. Every year India celebrates its Republic Day on 26 January.

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2. It is the National Festival of India.

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3. On this day in 1950, our constitution came into effect.

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4. India turned into a secular and law-based or democratic nation on this day.

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5. VIPs from various nations are welcomed as chief visitors.

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1. Every year India celebrates its Republic Day on 26 January.

2. It is the National Festival of India.

3. On this day in 1950, our constitution came into effect.

4. India turned into a secular and law-based or democratic nation on this day.

5. VIPs from various nations are welcomed as chief visitors.

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