Republic Day Of India

Republic Day 2019

Republic day 2019 in India will be celebrated on 26th of January, on Saturday. In 2019, India will celebrate its 70th Republic Day. First Republic Day of India was celebrated in 1950.

Republic Day Of India

Republic day in India is celebrated every year with great pride on 26th of January to honor the Constitution of India as it came into force on the same day in the year 1950. It had replaced the Government of India Act, 1935 into the governing document of India.

On this day, the national holiday is declared by the Indian Government. The new Indian Constitution was sketched and approved by the Indian Constituent Assembly and decided to celebrate it on 26th of January every year as India became a republic country.

Republic Day Celebration

Like Independence Day is celebrated to enjoy the hard-won freedom of India from the British Rule, Republic Day in India is celebrated to commemorate the coming of its own constitution into force. It is officially celebrated every year in the national capital of India (New Delhi) at Rajpath in the presence of the Indian President. Besides, celebrations in various other states also take place in the presence of their respective state governors by hoisting the National Flag of the country.

January 26 is declared as the national holiday all over the country by the Government of India. It is celebrated throughout the country with great enthusiasm and show by the students and teachers in schools, colleges, universities and other educational institutions.

An excellent parade and salute event is held by the military team at Rajpath in front of the India Gate in New Delhi, India.

Happy Republic Day 2019

Republic day 2019 in India will be celebrated on 26th of January, on Saturday. In 2019, India will celebrate its 70th Republic Day. First Republic Day of India was celebrated in 1950. It is celebrated every year with great pride on 26th January to honor the constitution of India as it came into force on same day in 1950.

Believe In Yourself

If you want to be happy, if you want to be fearless, if you want to be stressfree, if you want success to knock your door then begin to believe in yourself. Let new obstacles come your way, hang out with your path in darkness because after the darkest eve there will be a delightful and bright day. Don't let your self-confidence sink. Try not to be disturbed about what you are attempting since long and you haven't accomplished simply continue attempting. Come out from your comfort zone because "comfort zone is a natural state that most people tend towards. It's a state where you feel safe, but nothing ever grows here." Wake up and Go beyond the comfort zone because life becomes predictable.

Build up your self-confidence, Give up your fears, Go beyond your comfort zone, Start competing with your self because "if you continuously compete with others you become bitter, but if you continuously compete with yourself, you become better."
Success in life comes when you simply refuse to give up, with goals so strong that obstacles, failure, and loss only act as motivation. "Don't go through life, grow through life." Success is a Journey, not a Destination. Just keep Learning and keep Growing.

Whatever is in your way, you're stronger than it, and you're going to beat it. Just Believe In Yourself. Never stop believing. No matter how many mistakes you make or how slow you progress, you are still way ahead of everyone who isn't trying. If You Believe In Yourself Anything Is Possible. So, just "BELIEVE IN YOURSELF."

A Great Indian Martyr Shaheed Sardar Bhagat Singh

Bhagat Singh otherwise called Shaheed Bhagat Singh (27 September 1907 – 23 March 1931) was an Indian Communist and a Progressive(revolutionary). He is viewed as a standout amongst the most persuasive progressives(revolutionaries) of the Indian Independence Movement.

He was destined to Vidyavati and Sardar Kisan Singh Sandhu, in a Sikh jatt family on 27 September 1907 in KhatkarKalan, Punjab in British India. His family had before been associated with progressive exercises against the British Raj. At the point when Bhagat Singh was a young person, he examined European progressive developments. In 1925, he started Naujawan Bharat Sabha. He ended up associated with various progressive exercises. He immediately picked up unmistakable quality in the Hindustan Republican Association (HRA) and wound up one of its main chiefs. Inevitably, the name of the association was changed to Hindustan Socialist Republican Association (HSRA). This occurred in the year 1928. 

Lala Lajpat Rai was murdered because of the police. Bhagat Singh needed reprisal for this occurrence. He retaliates for the passing of Lala Lajpat Rai and executed the British Police Officer John Saunders. The police attempted to catch him. Be that as it may, Bhagat Singh was fruitful in staying away from capture. 

He made an arrangement to bomb the Central Legislative Assembly. He joined forces with Batukeshwar Dutt for this errand. He besieged the get together with two bombs ensuring that this won't hurt any individual. They were yelling mottos of unrest and tossed flyers. 

After the assaulting, they surrendered. He was hung on this charge in jail. He experienced a 116-day quick in prison thus he didn't have sustenance for that long. He went on a craving strike in Jail to challenge the barbaric treatment of individual detainees by prison expert. In light of this decided challenge, he increased across the country bolster. 

His tutor as a young man was Kartar Singh Sarabha, whose photograph he generally conveyed in his pocket. Singh is himself viewed as a saint by Indians for acting to vindicate the passing of Lala Lajpat Rai. While in jail, Singh and two others had composed a letter to Lord Irwin, wherein they solicited to be treated as detainees from war and subsequently to be executed by terminating squad and not by hanging. Prannath Mehta, Singh's companion, visited him in the correctional facility on 20 March, four days before his execution, with a draft letter for kindness, yet he declined to sign it. He was executed on 23 March 1931. He was an opportunity warrior, a Grand Freedom Fighter. Salute to a Great Martyr.

Shabad Aar Nanak Paar Nanak

Dharti dhann hoyi
Dhann hoye ambar
Sabbe dukh muke
Sachche paatshah ji

Hath bhan de aan
Mattha tek de aan
Tussi aan tuke
Sachche paatshah ji

Hethan chaanan da dariya bhage
Utton mehar da barse megh baba
Jihna thawan te paye paer tussi
Utte ajj vi varte deg baba

Aar Nanak paar Nanak
Sab thaan ek Onkar Nanak x (2)

Tu noor da phutda chashma aen

Tu roshaniyan di rekha aen
Ek tera hi darbaar sachcha ae
Baaki sab bharam bhulekha ae
Tera shabad suna vairag hove
Tan-man de badlan veg baba

Aar Nanak paar Nanak
Sab thaan ek Onkar Nanak x (2)

Tere roop jeha koyi roop nahi

Teri deed jeha parsaad nahi
Tere banke loyan dant risala
Sohne nakk jin lamne wala
Kanchan kaya soye neki tahla

Tere roop jeha koyi roop nahi
Teri deed jeha parsaad nahi
Sarbat da bhala sikhaya tu
Koyi ghaat nahi, koyi vaad nahi

Tu kendar bindu brahmand da
Tu sirji saari khed baba
Jadon paya daswan jaama tu
Hathan vich phad layi Teg baba

Aar Nanak paar Nanak
Sab thaan ek Onkar Nanak x (4)

Inspirational Quotes!

1. Some People Are Like Clouds When They Disappear It's A Beautiful Day!

2. Make Sure Your Circle Should Decrease In Size And Increase In Value.

3. Stay Away From Negative People. They Have A Problem For Every Solution.

4. People Will Laugh At Your Dreams Then Hate You When You Make Them Come True.

5. Life Isn't About Finding Yourself. Life Is About Creating Yourself.

Shaheedi Diwas of Chhote Sahibzaade

As the year approaches the end, the global world Sikh community commemorates the martyrdom of YOUNGEST MARTYRS in the history of the world.

Young Martyrs(Chaar Sahibzaade)

On this darkest of days, their youngest hero and bravest comrade of Sikhism, Sahibzada Fateh Singh (1699-1705) who was the youngest of Guru Gobind Singh’s four sons, Sahibzada Zorawar Singh (1696-1705), his elder brother and Mata Gujar Kaur Ji, his grandmother sacrificed their lives for their faith and the right to remain Sikhs.

The Chote Sahibzade – Fateh Singh & Zorawar Singh, snuggle in the warm embrace of their loving grandmother – Mata Gujri. Imprisoned in the open tower in the freezing month of December, their radiant faces show no pain or regret at their unwavering decision to uphold Sikhi at all costs.

Gurdwara Fatehgarh Sahib, located about 5 kilometers north of Sirhind marks the sad site of the execution of the two younger sons of Guru Gobind Singh at the behest of Wazir Khan of Kunjpura, the faujdar of Sirhind. Baba Fateh Singh with his elder brother set precedence in Sikh history by becoming the youngest known martyrs to sacrifice their lives for their principles.

Baba Fateh Singh Ji

On 26 December 1705, Baba Fateh Singh Ji was cruelly and mercilessly martyred at Sirhind along with his elder brother, Zorawar Singh. He is probably the youngest recorded martyr in history who knowingly and consciously laid down his life at the very tender age of 6 years.

Baba Zorawar Singh Ji

The mind boggles to understand how children of such young age had the, courage, bravery and focus to refuse the promise of many lavish gifts and a future of cosy comforts of royalty that were being offered by the Mughals if they abandoned their faith against the other stark option of a brutal, painful and tragic death entombed within a wall of bricks and mortar.

The world salutes the supreme sacrifice of these kids who never once – even of a moment considered the easy option and remained focused on their mission to uphold the principles of God’s kingdom and allowed their bodies to be tortured and violated and endured the intense pain of a slow, pain-ridden and certain death.