National festivals connect citizens to important moments in a nation's history and solidify patriotic spirit. The school celebrates National festivals like Independence Day and Republic Day with formal programs like hoisting the national flag and student performances. These festivals help students learn the value of citizenship and respect for their nation. National festivals are different from others in that the government formally celebrates them at all levels from national to local, while people also celebrate communally.
National festivals connect citizens to important moments in a nation's history and solidify patriotic spirit. The school celebrates National festivals like Independence Day and Republic Day with formal programs like hoisting the national flag and student performances. These festivals help students learn the value of citizenship and respect for their nation. National festivals are different from others in that the government formally celebrates them at all levels from national to local, while people also celebrate communally.
National festivals connect citizens to important moments in a nation's history and solidify patriotic spirit. The school celebrates National festivals like Independence Day and Republic Day with formal programs like hoisting the national flag and student performances. These festivals help students learn the value of citizenship and respect for their nation. National festivals are different from others in that the government formally celebrates them at all levels from national to local, while people also celebrate communally.
National festivals connect citizens to important moments in a nation's history and solidify patriotic spirit. The school celebrates National festivals like Independence Day and Republic Day with formal programs like hoisting the national flag and student performances. These festivals help students learn the value of citizenship and respect for their nation. National festivals are different from others in that the government formally celebrates them at all levels from national to local, while people also celebrate communally.
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NATIONAL FESTIVALS:-
They connect us as a people of a
nation. National festivals connect citizens to important moments of a nation’s history such as: the founding day of a nation, our independence day or in Europe VE day (Victory of Europe during WWII) is celebrated throughout the continent, with many nations having a public holiday. They solidify patriotic spirits in the society. The school celebrates National festivals like Independence Day and Republic Day in a formal and dignified manner befitting the occasions. Both the days – 15th August and 26th January begin with hoisting the National flag followed by an impressive march-past of the National Cadet Corps (NCC) contingents of girls and boys, house contingents, the Scouts and Guides contingents, patriotic song singing and speeches. Students from the secondary section participate in this programme. The primary and kindergarten sections acknowledge this day through classroom activities. All these help the students to learn the value of citizenship and respect for one’s nation. National festivals are different from the others in that the state has formal celebrations. Popularly, they are treated more as occasions to get together.
What separates national festivals from
the others is the number of levels they happen at. For one, the government does not merely declare holidays but becomes one of the participants. On Republic Day and Independence Day, there are formal events - including a march-past and flag-hoisting - in all the state capitals, district headquarters, corporations and municipalities, panchayats… and so it goes. Step outside the government, and you have offices, educational institutions, co- operatives and other organisations doing their bit on corresponding scales.
If you want to witness official
celebrations, the place to be in is New Delhi. The spectacular pageants, grand march-pasts, floats, cultural tableaux and shows have tens of thousands of people lining the roads to view them. The essence of the mood, however, comes from the participation of the community as an entity, however platitudinous that might sound.
In fact, Republic Day and Independence
Day have slowly gained almost the same air that other festivals have. You have people sending greeting cards, wishing each other, organising entertainment, eating out, and generally letting their hair down.
Gandhi Jayanti ISmore muted. Gandhi
Jayanti is officially significant but does not evoke the same response from the people as Independence Day and Republic Day. JAN 26 Republic Day AUG 15 Independence Day OCT 02 Gandhi Jayanth