Introduction: Republic Day Speech

Honorable Principal Sir, respected brothers and sisters, and my dear friends. As we all know that today is the 75th Republic Day of India. My name is [Harsh Kumar] and on this day I have got the opportunity to deliver my Republic Day speech in front of you all.

India celebrates its Republic Day, which falls on 26 January, every year with great grandeur and pride. It is dedicated to respecting the Constitution of independent India made by the committee headed by Dr. B.R Ambedkar.

India will celebrate its 75th Republic Day in 2024. All Indians celebrate Republic Day with pride because it is the national day of India.

On November 26, 1949, the Constituent Assembly adopted the Indian Constitution, marking the beginning of India’s independence. The 75th Republic Day parade is scheduled to be held on January 26, 2024 and French President Emmanuel Macron will be the special guest.

Republic Day is not only a day to celebrate with parades and flag hoisting but also to celebrate the unique qualities of our nation. Each of you is a special flower in this garden of India, which is like a beautiful garden full of many flowers.

This is the diversity of our languages, clothing, food and holidays. And like a game where we play according to the rules, our country follows the Constitution to ensure that everyone is treated fairly and benignly. Let us also honor our brave soldiers who protect our country and keep us safe.

Remember those brave freedom fighters who sacrificed everything for this day. His unwavering courage paved the way for independence and kept us standing strong as a nation. We are deeply grateful to him.

Republic Day Slogan

• “The culture of a nation resides in the hearts and souls of its people.” – Mahatma Gandhi
• “Together let us embark on a journey of peace, harmony and progress in South Asia.” – Atal Bihari Vajpayee
• “The Constitution is not merely a document of lawyers, it is the medium of life and its soul is always the spirit of the age.” – BR Ambedkar
• “The strength of a nation lies in the homes of its people.” – Swami Vivekananda
• “We are Indians first and last.” – BR Ambedkar
• “Freedom is not given, it is taken.” -Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose

Tips to give speech on Republic Day

Start with a strong opening: Start your speech with a powerful and catchy opening. You can start with a relevant quote, patriotic statement or an interesting fact about Republic Day.

Structure your speech: Organize your speech into a clear structure – introduction, body and conclusion. Make sure each part flows logically into the next part.

Include historical facts: Include key historical facts about people who played a significant role in the drafting and creation of the Constitution, such as Dr. BR Ambedkar.

Use simple language: Since your audience is diverse, use simple and clear language that everyone can easily understand.

Call to action: Conclude with a call to action. Encourage your audience to contribute to the progress of the country or uphold the values of the Constitution.

Practice your presentation: Practice your speech several times. Pay attention to your tone, pace, and body language. Make sure your voice is audible and clear.

Connect with the audience: Make eye contact and connect with your audience. It makes your speech more attractive and impressive.

Be confident and respectful: Deliver your speech with confidence. Show respect for the diversity and different opinions that exist within your audience.

End on a high note: End your speech with a powerful statement or a patriotic slogan like “Jai Hind” to leave a lasting impression.