#Celebrating 68th Republic Day

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Republic Day (India) (Jan 26)

As a powerful land, India is equally popular for its culture, traditions and humanity like values

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26th January 2018 Republic Day Speech In Hindi, English, Telugu, Kannada For Students

The Sixty fifth Republic Day of India was celebrated in Port Moresby on 26th January, 2014 with enthusiasm. I would like to say good morning to My Respected Principal, Sir, Madam and my dear colleagues. As we all know that we get together here to celebrate 67th Republic Day of our nation. This is very auspicious occasion for all of us. Since 1950, we are celebrating Republic Day every year with lots of joy and happiness. Before starting the celebration, our chief guest of the Republic Day hoists the national flag of India Then we all stand up and sing our Indian national anthem which is a symbol unity and peace in India. Our National Anthem is written by the great poet Rabindranath Tagore.

As we celebrate republic day on 26th January as the Indian constitution came into force on this day in 1950. On Republic day there is a big arrangement takes place by the government of India in New Delhi at Rajpath in front of the India gate. Every year the prime minister of India is a chief guest for hosting the Indian flag at Rajpath.

In India 26th of January is celebrated as Republic Day every year because that constitution of India came into a drive on this day. It is praised as the national celebration of India which has been pronounced as the national occasion. Gandhi Jayanti and Independence Day are two another national occasions. On 26th of January in 1950 our nation turned out to be completely vote based republic after reinforcement of the Constitution of India in the Indian Parliament.

Firstly your 26 jan republic day speech is attractive and motivating. Republic day is a Nation Festival of India. On this day our constitution was developed. On 26 January 1950, our constitution developed on the presence of Jawahar Lal Nehru. When you want to give the speech in English used some motivation, feeling for our country word and makes your speech to inspirable another one.

As US President Donald Trump embarked on his controversial England tour, it was learnt that New Delhi has invited him as the chief guest for the Republic Day parade in 2019. Even for a government that routinely confuses foreign policy with public relations, this is a chancy move. After all, Trump has a well-developed reputation for enjoying the pageantry while simultaneously befouling his hosts from a high altitude. Yet the invitation casts into sharp relief the Prime Minister's faith in the power of his personal diplomacy as well as his desire for a special relationship with the United States. It also underscores the government's continuing inability to get the measure of US policies under Trump.

The other possibility is to have Argentinian President Mauricio Macri as the chief guest. This too is being considered because he will be in India in January-end next year. Before the meeting between the two sides next year, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will also be meeting him at the G-20 summit in November as Argentina is the host country.

Happy Republic Day is the single day with all the beautiful seasons of India. For every Indian, this is the day of autumn and breeze, day of cooling summer nights and sunny winters, day full of glorious victory over British rule. To celebrate this beautiful day with full enthusiasm and zeal, lot many celebrations are planned every year including parade from the military and navy forces. Cultural programs from all the regions of India are presented on this day. President of India takes the army salute and Prime Minister pays tribute to the martyrs at Amar Jawan Jyoti. For making the day more special, every year a guest of honor is invited to India especially for the grand celebrations of Happy Republic Day.

Every year the main celebration of national holiday is take place in new Delhi(capital of India). In 2017, India was celebrate 68th republic day, now we are going to celebrate 70th India's republic day. Get ready for 70th celebration of republic day. In school programs kids participates on Republic Day Poem programs. So this 26 January Poem Lines will help you to win the competition.

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COMMEMORATIVE MESSAGE TO THE HBO WAR FANDOM AND TO ALL TUMBLR USERS IN HONOR OF THE 73RD VICTORY DAY AND THE 107TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BEGINNING OF NAVAL AVIATION IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

Ladies and gentlemen, to all the people of the United States of America and of the other combatant countries which formed the victorious Allies of the Second World War, to all our living veterans of the Second World War of 1939-1945 and of all conflicts past and present and their families, to our veterans, active servicemen and women and reservists of the United States Navy, Marine Corps, and Coast Guard and of the entire United States Armed Forces, to all the immediate families, relatives, children and grandchildren of the deceased veterans, fallen service personnel and wounded personnel of our military services and civil uniformed security and civil defense services, to all our workers, farmers and intellectuals, to our youth and personnel serving in youth uniformed and cadet organizations and all our athletes, coaches, judges, sports trainers and sports officials, and to all our sports fans, to all our workers of culture, music, traditional arts and the theatrical arts, radio, television, digital media and social media, cinema, heavy and light industry, business and the press, and to all our people of the free world:

To all of you whenever you are all over the world, our greetings of peace and goodwill as we celebrate as one people the 73rd year of the Victory Day in the Eastern Front against Nazism in the Second World War in Europe, the 68th Europe Day and the 107th anniversary of the beginning of Naval Aviation in the United States of America.

Exactly on the early hours of this morning 72 years ago on May 9, 1945, as the documents of surrender were finally signed in Berlin the night before (May 8 CET)  by military representatives of the Axis powers and the victorious Allies, and just as a joint force of Soviets and Czechoslovaks, together with select US Army personnel and local resistance organizations, were finishing the liberation of Prague from German forces after years of occupation, All-Union Radio of the Soviet Union aired to the entire country the orders of the Supreme Commander of the Soviet Armed Forces, General  Secretary of the All Union Communist Party (Bolsheviks), and Premier of the Soviet Union,  Marshal of the Soviet Union Joseph Vissarionovich Stalin, officially declaring that after 3 years and 11 months since the start of the war in the Eastern Front of the European Theater of Operations on June 22, 1941, the very day the Wehrmacht began its advance on the Soviet Union, and having successfully achieved as a major combatant country of the Allies its important military, civil and economic contribution in the final and definite defeat of Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy and its allies and the liberation of eastern parts of Europe, at a higher cost of millions of lives lost and millions of servicemen and women killed in action than that of the other Allied countries combined, ravaged lands, and ruined communities and industries in Eastern Europe, and 5 years, 8 months and 8 days since the official beginning of the Second World War with the German invasion of the Republic of Poland on September  1, 1939, all the combat hostilities and related actions of the Soviet Armed Forces – composed of  Workers’ and Peasants Red Army, Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Air Force and the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Navy, together with the military and police forces of the People’s Commisariat of Internal Affairs and the partisan formations supported by the government and the Communist Party and assisted by the other Allied countries through the Lend-Lease program, were officially concluded, and the people of the Soviet Union, together with all the peoples of Europe and the Americas, are today joined as one to celebrate the just finished act of the signing of the documents of the total surrender of the German nation,  people, government and armed forces to the victorious Allied Powers, as agreed in the earlier conferences of the Allied leaders during the war, and signed in Berlin by the military representatives of the Wehrmacht and the armed forces of the Allied nations, therefore officially ending the 5 years-long Second World War in Europe and Northern Africa, a war which actually began in the summer of 1937 with the Japanese invasion of parts of China and the start of the Second Sino-Japanese War, and was integrated into a wider world war with the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941 and would end just 3 months later, and thus achieving the cause of victory of all the Allies against the Axis aggressors in Europe, which for many years since 1922 in Italy and 1933 in Germany had begun to turn the world into one that will accommodate fascism ideals and led to the suffering of millions of people in the continent.  For on that very morning, the whole of Eastern Europe, Southeastern Europe and the Soviet Union exploded into great rejoicing, joining millions in the United States of America and Canada, and those in Western Europe in celebration of the official end of the Second World War in much of Europe and parts of Northern Africa, thus marking the victorious conclusion a war that forever changed a contingent and its destiny and fate. For it was during those years of war, in places like Dunkirk, Leningrad, the Brest Fortress, Moscow, Tula, Borodino, Sevastopol, El Alamein, Tobruk, Stalingrad, Kursk, Normandy, Caretan, Paris, Minsk, Monte Cassino, Eindhoven, Rome, Smolensk, Kiev, Kharkiv, Odessa,  Lyon, Bastogne, Warsaw, Bryansk, Anapa, Smolensk, Lviv, Stavropol, Tunis and other sites great and small where battles were fought one after the other, in the land, air, and sea, from every terrain and in any weather condition, from the mighty Sahara, up to the Normandy beaches, the British skies, the forests of the Low Countries, the mighty Alps and Balkans, the marshes at Pripyat, the Ukrainian steppes to the Arctic and the snowy lands of Scandinavia, where at the cost of millions of military, paramilitary and civil uniformed personnel killed, wounded or taken prisoner, at the cost of ruined economies, industries, merchant shipping and agricultural lands, destroyed cultural and historical structures and closed businesses, the sacrifices of millions of men and women who served in the military, paramilitary, public security and civil defense services of the combatant Allied countries and partisan groups in Axis-held territories in Europe, and within Germany and Italy, and the deaths of countless civilian lives in bombing raids and of Jews, members of other religious communities and many other people, all of which who sacrificed their lives during the Nazi Holocaust that started in 1941, as well as of Poles and others in Soviet concentration camps and Gulag camps and by exile to  other parts of the USSR of various ethnic communities and minorities, and the home front efforts to support the armed forces in various ways and by the vital work of our workers, farmers and people in the sciences, technology, culture and the arts, helping to win this the great victory won today 73 years go by the Allied Powers and their armed services and national  governments against the Axis governments, armed forces, paramilitary organizations, civil uniformed organizations, and political parties in Europe and later on in the Asia-Pacific. The victories won by the men and women of the Allied countries – together named as our greatest generation – are the ones that broke open the door to the victory in which we celebrate on this very important day, a day that means so much for so many people who had relatives or are descended from the millions who served in the ranks of the military and civil uniformed services of all the combatant Allied countries and in the resistance organizations in the Axis-occupied territories.

Indeed, this official announcement of Moscow meant that today, May 9, the original Victory in Europe Day, marks the official day that after 5 years, 8 months and 8 days of warfare marked by millions of deaths all over much of Europe and parts of Northern Africa, the suffering of even more people than ever before, and the economy and infrastructure scarred all over the countries where the war was fought, with the war now over and the Axis powers finally surrended to the victorious Allies, the people of much of Europe where the war had directly affected their way of life now celebrated with joy, happiness, and with tears in their eyes knowing that their suffering has come to an end and the fascist enemy had finally been defeated, and thus the road had opened for the promise of peace and reconstruction. Therefore, on this very day, we remember the victories of the Allied forces in Europe and North Africa that really led up to the victorious end of the conflict in this part of the world on May 8 and 9, 1945, forever remembered as that great victory over the forces of fascism and imperialism in those places in the world where it took root during the 1920s and 1930s, especially during the years of the Great Depression. Even through yesterday, May 8, is earmarked as Victory in Europe Day in much of Europe, the US and Canada, the holiday celebrations marked today in much  of the former Soviet Union except for the Baltic republics of Estonia, Lithuania and Latvia, and in Israel, Serbia, Croatia, Bulgaria and Romania, honor the very victory the world achieved against Nazi Germany, Fascist Italy and their allies and sympathizers, and the people behind them, the very victory won at a very hard cost of millions of dead and injured, and destroyed infrastructure and industries in much of Europe itself and in parts of Northern Africa, save for neutral Spanish Morroco, as well as sunk merchant shipping and naval vessels in the Mediterranean, the Arctic  and the Atlantic. Today we remember always our millions of men and women of the military, paramilitary, civil defense and public security forces of the Allied combatant countries, and the people who worked in the home front – collectively known as the “greatest generation of heroes”, that very generation who served their fellow men and women and the millions among them who perished for the sake of our freedom and independence in the battlefields and in captivity in the Axis and Soviet concentration camps and prisons, in partisan and guerilla warfare in the Axis occupied territories and as victims of aerial bombardment and attacks on merchant shipping and supply convoys within the Atlantic and Arctic Oceans and the Mediterreanean Sea.

Today we most of all think of the hundreds of thousands who live today, out of the millions who rejoiced with our forefathers 73 years ago, in the cities and towns all over Europe and the Americans, as well as in North Africa. For it is today wherein we recall the victories won by the Allies and the defeats they endured all for the sake of the defense of our freedom and independence against the might of the Axis Powers, and the ideologies of fascism, imperialism and racism, and the huge cost paid by our forefathers in attaining this great victory. These men and women who live today are the remaining witnesses of this victory and in their twilight years have given it to us as a legacy that our future generations must know for we live in the freedom filled world protected and blessed by Divine Providence because of their sacrifices and those of the fallen of this war.

Out of respect and gratitude for the liberty they fought so hard and even risked to die for it, even as the rising of neo-fascist and socialist aligned groups have become for us a source of anxiety and concern all over the world in these recent times, even in the midst of the terrorist attacks in many parts of the world in recent years, today, on this the 73rd year anniversary of this great victory over the Axis in Europe and northern parts of Africa, we once again pay our tribute and remember the millions of our mililtary, paramilitary and civil uniformed personnel of the all the Allied combatant nations who served during the 5-year long world war, and the hundreds of thousands of war veterans who still remain living, as well as our home front veterans of the conflict living and deceased, and most of all, we cannot forget to honor the millions of the Allied fallen and civilian fatalities of this long conflict that forever changed not just Europe and Northern Africa, but of all over the world. Their stories of bravery, courage and determination to win the victory are the memories we honor today through books, films, television and other forms of media and art,in which we teach our future generations and our children the cost of freedom and liberty and the people who risked all to make it happen. In this the 73rd consecutive year since the victory was won over the forces of fascism in Europe and Northern  Africa, through these forms we remember the great heroes and brave units that distinguished themselves during the course of the conflict, including the servicemen from Easy Company of the 2nd Battalion, 506th Parachute Infantry Regt., 3rd Brigade Combat Team, 101st Airborne Division, XVII Airborne Corps, United States Army, dubbed today as the “Band of Brothers” after the book about them by the late Stephen Ambrose, the vanguard unit of the airborne forces of the United States Army in the campaigns in Normandy, the Netherlands, Belgium and Southern Germany, and in the 2014 film “Fury” by director David Ayer recalling the bravery of Allied tank crews in the final months of this war, including those under the 2nd Armored Division, and the recent Canadian TV drama X Company about the important role played by Allied intelligence and counter-espionage units and personnel. On this day of celebration for millions of people we once again send our greetings to the hundreds of thousands of men and women in active service and in the reserves in the armed forces,  police, public security, forestry, border security, civil defense and emergency services of the Allied combatant countries and their families,our working people, agricultural workers and those working in science and technology, education, tourism, culture and the arts and in the mass media and the press and all our sportsmen and women, as well as our military and civil uniformed service veterans and their families, and the families of all who have paid the ultimate sacrifice for the defense of our principles and of our liberty and independence.  As we today celebrate the 73rd year of the great victoryt, let us not forget them as well, for these are the great men and women who are the descendants to the millions who fought for this great victory and are the ones tasked to carry the flames of this great victory into the future. May we forever never ever forget the heroes of the Second World War in Europe and North Africa who all through these years of warfare helped make possible the victory we celebrate today, 73 years on to the day of the conclusion of this war and of the victory in Europe and northern Africa!

In these changing times in our history, even as we experence the changes in our world and the renewed threats of the ideologies that started this war in 1939, we remember the fewer remaining living veterans of the Second World War – our greatest generation of heroes of the armed forces, civil uniformed organizations, resistance organizations and of the home front of the Allied countries. Today,  we the people of the free world must do all we can to ensure that this victory and all the Allied actions of the Second World War will be honored and remembered by all of us, especially our future generations, for the memory of this the greatest generation who fought this war from the beginning towards its victorious end in May and September 1945 in all its theaters and in the home front for the sake of one goal: to defend not just our liberty and freedom, but also the future of our world and of all of humanity must be renewed, sustained and most of all be given to our future generations and most of all to our children and youth, who must continue celebrating this great holiday with deep respect, reverence, and everlasting gratitude for the efforts made by these men and women for the sake of the freedoms we enjoy today.   To them who are the reason we celebrate this great holiday, we promise that we must never let the ideologies of this war break even into our modern world of today, that our children and youth know of the reasons why they had to even risk losing lives for the sake of this great victory over the Axis Powers, to do our best to live in the spirit of the generation of the victorious, to honor the memories of the millions who perished for our liberties, to fight inspired by their spirit and legacy the problems faced by today’s generation, and to build a world that is peaceful, prosperous, clean, progressive and developed with a shared vision for a better and brighter tomorrow for all the peoples of the world regardless of their differences.

Today, together with all the people of the United States of America, we continue to celebrate the 107th  year anniversary of the beginning of naval aviation in the United States of America on the 8th of May 1911, and reflect on the sacrfices made by all our men and women who are a part of this great service. Today’s United States Naval Aviation has indeed grown from its humble origins to become one of the world’s best and elite naval air forces of the world.  As the years have come and gone, naval aviation in the USA has evolved with the times, and will continue to carry on the spirit of the brave naval aviators of the wars they fought and the engagements they took part since their foundation. As we today remember the 107 years after the US Navy accepted its first training planes for its San Diego air field, and honor the men and women who flew for America’s Navy, Marines and Coast Guard in all the wars and battles it has fought since its beginnings in the early 20th century as well as in civil disaster relief operations at home and abroad, United States naval aviation will continue to fly the flag for the nation it will always defend and will always be ready and prepared in defense of the skies and seas not just of the United States of America but of all the free world, ready to fly high towards a better future for humanity.  Just like their predecessors and the heroes of this service, the naval air arms of the United States Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard and all naval aviators, flight officers and aircrews who are part of it will always be ready to be always up there, with the best of the best, ready to stand in the defense of the homeland and for the freedom and peace of the peoples of the world, ready to respond to the calls of the suffering and to bring the light of freedom to the peoples in darkness.

And today, we mark together with the peoples of Europe the 68th anniversary since the framing of the 1950 Schurmann Declaration, the very document that prepared the future of Europe in the years to come, and thus laid up the road towards the full integration of the continent ravaged by both World Wars and towards the founding of the European Union we know today. This, without the efforts of those who fought to free the continent from the forces of fascism in Germany and Italy, would not have been possible, also without the efforts of those involved in that process to unite all of Europe as one united and great continent. Today, this union is in grave danger of destruction, given the rising tide of disunity by groups that caused the very war upon which the idea was created in its aftermath in order that the European people will never again experence the horrors of wafare, and against the influx of both immigrants and refugees from the Middle East and North Africa. Today, as we honor this historic moment for the European continent and her people let us always be ready to defend it against its opponents and work towards a brighter future for the peoples of this part of the world.

Ladies and gentlemen, on behalf of a grateful people, therefore  I greet you all in this historic triple holiday anniversary – the 73rd year anniversary of the great victory won in Europe against the fascist Axis Powers, especially against Nazi Germany and the Italian Social Republic, the 68th of the anniversary of the Schurmann Declaration of 1950 and the 107th anniversary of naval aviation in the United States of America – a day of glorious celebration of peace, unity, progress and remembrance for the generations who forged the way towards this great world of freedom of the generations of today for the children of our tomorrow!

Thus, as we today mark these great anniversaries of our history, once again we send our greetings to all our remaining living Allied war veterans of the war in Europe, to  all the hundreds of thousands of the active, reserve and retired servicemen and women of the uniformed military, public security and civil defense services of all the combatant Allied countries, to all our veterans of succeeding conflicts and in UN peacekeeping operations worldwide and all active and reserve personnel , military families and veterans of United States naval aviation on this great holiday, sending to all our best wishes of a happy and long life and of peace, sending our prayers to Divine Providnce for your health and well being and for the eternal remembrance of the fallen of this great war, as we join with all of you and the rest of the world in celebrating the 73rd year anniversary of the Victory in Europe, the 107th of naval aviation in the United States of America, and the 68th of the 1950 Schurmann Declaration.  Today, we are proud to honor and to thank all who served in the Second World War as part of the European and Mediterranean Theater of Operations of the Allied Powers, as well as to all the naval aviators, flight officers and aircrews, active and reserve, their families, and our aviation veterans of the United States Navy, the United States Marine Corps and the United States Coast Guard in this double holiday anniversary that we celebrate with joy and gladness in our hearts, full of remembranc eof the sacrifices made by our forebears to secure the victory that we honor on their very day. Today, as we celebrate this triple anniversary, we are proud to honor and to thank all who served in the Second World War as part of the European  and Mediterranean Theaters of Operations and to all naval aviators, flight officers, flight crews and air crews who served and are now serving in the United States Navy, Marine Corps and Coast Guard and thier families, for their determination and courage to win the freedom we enjoy today and for always being prepared at all time to defend the blue clear skies of freedom and most of all, being up there, with the best of the best! May we always stand up to what these heroes fought for and never ever forget to make our part in making sure our future generations will surely see a world truly worth defending for our generations to come!

Today, as we mark these great days in our history, may we never regret to recall the heroic deeds of our predecessors who fought in this war and of all our past naval aviators who flew throughout all these years for the sake of the freedom and independence not just of the United States of America by of all of the free world. May we as one united people never tire of honoring the memory of our heroic forebears and always work hard to be worthy of their sacrifices, most of all, for the sake of our present and for the future of our world and of all humanity.

And in conclusion, may we who honor the millions who died during this war and the memory of the millions of Allied soldiers, sailors, marines and airmen, police officers, firefighters and brave men and women who perished for our generation and for our children may have the courage to continue to honor their service and the role they played in the victory in which we honor and celebrate today  and in the 107 years since the start of naval aviation in the United States,  as we today mark these important milestones with remembrance and joyful celebration, may we who keep this sacred holidays and recall the millions who died to make this victory possible  with respect and reverence especially for those who went before us shall be worthy of what they fought and died for, for building a world of peace, harmony and progress, a clean environment, and a brighter future for all our children and grandchildren - truly the very future that is truly worth defending and the very future our forefathers fought with their very own lives. With our greatest gratitude may we always and forever treasure in our hearts all those who have gone before us and have entrusted to us the spirit of defending our freedom and liberty in all those years from the beginning of the war up to the great victories in which we honor today, everyday and in the years and decades to come! And may we forever cherish the victory won today, the very reason of the freedoms we live, and forever kindle the fire of victory that will enflame our memories both now and in the brighter tomorrow that is to come!

And as the men of Easy will always say: WE STAND ALONE TOGETHER!

ETERNAL GLORY TO THE FALLEN AND THE HEROES AND VETERANS OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR IN EUROPE FROM 1939-1945!

ETERNAL GLORY TO ALL THOSE WHO GAVE THE ULTIMATE SACRIFICE FOR THE FREEDOM AND INDEPENDENCE OF OUR WORLD AGAINST FASCISM, NAZISM AND IMPERIALISM IN THE FIELDS OF BATTLE, THE CONCENTRATION CAMPS, AND IN THE HOME FRONT!

LONG LIVE THE VICTORIOUS ALLIES OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR IN EUROPE, THE MEDITERRANEAN, THE ATLANTIC AND IN NORTHERN AFRICA!

LONG LIVE THE EVER-VICTORIOUS PEOPLE OF THE FREE WORLD AND ALL OUR SERVING ACTIVE AND RESERVE SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN AND VETERANS OF THE ARMED SERVICES OF ALL THE COMBATANT ALLIED COUNTRIES THAT HELPED WIN THIS GREAT WAR AGAINST FASCISM AND NAZISM, AS WELL AS ALL OUR ACTIVE AND RESERVE SERVICE PERSONNEL, CIVILIAN EMPLOYEES AND VETERANS OF THE POLICE, FIREFIGHTING, FORESTRY, BORDER CONTROL, CUSTOMS AND RESCUE SERVICES!

GLORY TO THE HEROES, FALLEN AND VETERANS OF UNITED STATES NAVAL AVIATION AND TO THE GLORIOUS ACHIEVEMENTS IT MADE TO THE NATION IT HAS ALWAYS SWORN TO DEFEND!

LONG LIVE THE ACTIVE AND RESERVE SERVICEMEN AND WOMEN AND VETERANS OF THE NAVAL AVIATION SERVICES OF THE UNITED STATES NAVY, UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS AND THE UNITED STATES COAST GUARD!

LONG LIVE THE GLORIOUS 73RD ANNIVERSARY OF THE END OF THE SECOND WORLD WAR IN EUROPE AND NORTHERN AFRICA AND THE GREAT VICTORY OVER THE FORCES OF FASCISM!

LONG LIVE THE GLORIOUS 107TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FORMATION OF NAVAL AVIATION IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!

GLORY TO THE VICTORIOUS PEOPLE OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AND HER UNIFORMED SERVICES!

GLORY TO THE ARMED FORCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, DEFENDERS OF OUR FREEDOM AND LIBERTY AND GUARANTEE OF A FUTURE WORTHY OF OUR GENERATIONS TO COME!

And to the entire HBO War Fandom, especially the fans of Band of Brothers, who will celebrate for all time this day of victory over Nazi Germany:

LONG LIVE EASY COMPANY, 2ND BATTALION, 506TH PARACHUTE INFANTRY REGIMENT, 4TH BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM AND NOW 3RD BRIGADE COMBAT TEAM, 101ST AIRBORNE DIVISION (AIR ASSAULT), XVIII AIRBORNE CORPS, UNITED STATES ARMY… THE “BAND OF BROTHERS”!

CURRAHEE! AIR ASSAULT! ARMY STRONG!

A HAPPY VICTORY IN EUROPE DAY AND HAPPY 107TH BIRTHDAY TO NAVAL AVIATION IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!

HOOOAH!  HOOYAH!

2355h, May 9, 2018, the 242nd year of the United States of America, the 243rd year of the United States Army, Navy and Marine Corps, the 1234th of the International Olympic Committee, the 122nd of the Olympic Games, the 77th since the beginning of the Second World War in the Eastern Front and in the Pacific Theater, the 73rd since the battles of Iwo Jima and Okinawa and the victories in Europe and the Pacific and the 71st of the United States Armed Forces.

 Semper Fortis

John Emmanuel Ramos

Makati City, Philippines

Grandson of Philippine Navy veteran PO2 Paterno Cueno, PN (Ret.)

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In Delhi where the Indian President Conveying the Discourse In the wake of Drifting the India Banner which is one of the Best Minute we as a whole Appreciate. Additionally Check : 26 January Facebook Course of events Pictures 26 January 2018 Discourse PDF In Hindi A Decent Morning to Regarded Key ,Instructors , Guardians and all my Dear Companions. Today we as a whole have assembled here to commend the republic day of India. As This is an imperative day for all Indians as the constitution of India Came into compel on this day. Our Country India was slave under the English run for long a very long time amid which Indian individuals were compelled to take after the laws made by English run the show. After long a very long time of battle by the Indian flexibility warriors, at last India ended up plainly free on fifteenth of August in 1947. Following two and half years after the fact Indian Government executed its own particular Constitution and proclaimed India as the Law based Republic. 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Understudies performing great in the scholastic, sports or different fields of training are respected with the honors, prizes and testaments on this day. Family individuals commend this day with their companions, family and kids by taking an interest in exercises sorted out at social spots. Each end up plainly prepared in the early morning before 8 am to watch the festival at Rajpath, New Delhi in the news at television. At this day of significant privilege each Indian individuals ought to genuinely guarantee to shield the Constitution, keep up peace and agreement and additionally bolster in the advancement of country.So companions we should love our nation and contribute towards its development and improvement. Jai Rear Jai Bharat Gantantra Diwas Mooring Discourse | 26 January Bhashan Lines In English Hindi So folks visit our Site for the Best Accumulation of the Articles. We generally Attempt to Give you the Best You have to Hunt. 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Burj Khalifa glows with Tricolour to mark India's Republic Day

Burj Khalifa glows with Tricolour to mark India’s Republic Day

Burj Khalifa glows with Tricolour to mark India… by SiasiFunda India celebrates 68th Republic Day HIGHLIGHTS Dubai’s Burj Khalifa was lit up in the three shades of the Tricolour on Saturday to celebrate India’s Republic Day The Tricolour will be showcased on the building again on Thursday NEW DELHI: Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, was on Wednesday lit up in tri-colours – saffron,…

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India's Republic Day | History,Celebration,Chief Guest & Parade

India's Republic Day celebrated on 26th January. Abu Dhami will be the Chief Guest.Beti Bachao Beti Padao & skill India will be part of the parade.

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🇮🇳 किसी भी देश की संस्कृति उसके लोगों के ह्रदय और आत्मा में बसती है । – महात्मा गाँधी आप सभी को गणतन्त्र दिवस की हार्दिक शुभकामनाए! United We Stand! Wishing you all a very Happy Republic day! Today the whole nation is celebrating the 68th Republic Day. On this day of utmost importance let's understand the Significance and Importance of a #Republic Of India: India became a democratic country on 26th January, 1950. On this day, the #constitution of India was officially adopted. The chief #architect of the Constitution of India was Dr. B. R. Ambedkar. Rajendra Prasad, the first President of #Independent #India, took the oath for #office on this day in 1950. Our first #President gave a #speech that was greeted warmly by the #citizens of India. Some interesting facts: - India is officially known as “Republic of India”. - India is a country where the elected representatives of the people govern the country.  - We have the right to #vote and the power to choose our #government. - We are proud of our fundamentals rights. - #Democracy is a very important part of the Constitution of India. Today we have a strong democracy. - India has a fair and independent #judicial system. How we celibate this Festival: Today Indian tri-colour flag will be hoisted by the President of India at #Rajpath, #NewDelhi. The #flag hoisting ceremony is followed by the #Republicday #Parade. The #IndiaArmy, #Navy and #AirForce participate in the parade. The flag hoisting #ceremony is held all over the country in schools, colleges, universities and societies. Various #cultural programmes are also held at various places. People of all caste and creed celebrate the #festival together. #shimlalife (at Shimla Life)

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Meet Mrs. Sita Mary Nagamootoo, wife of Guyana's Prime Minister Moses Nagamootoo - celebrating India's 68th Republic Day. She Rocks! #guyanesegirlsrock🇬🇾

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Republic Day (India) (January 26)

Every Indian has to continue his journey of peace and progress, with equality and togetherness

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Celebrating our Nation's 68th Republic Day with Pride and Honour.

#HappyRepublicDay.

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Do You Know India Will Be Celebrating Its 68th Republic Day This 2017?

Like any other country, India too has a very rich history. Thanks to colonialism and imperialism, this phenomenon is quite common in the world. Be it the United States of America, India or all of the existing African countries, every country has its own story on its war for independence from colonial powers. 

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Feel #proud to be an #Indian and let's #Celebrate the #68th #Republic#Day. Happy Republic Day to all of You.!

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Thank you so much @jaipurculturalsociety for the invite of the celebration of the 68th republic day programme. A privilege it is to have such great listeners for such poets like me! . . #singing #jaipur #culture #singers #patriotic #poetry #poets #music (at Ravindra Munch, Ramnivas Bag Jaipur)

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68th #RepublicDayCelebrations with #ShatikaSarees For the upcoming 68th Republic Day celebrated in honour of constitution of #India as it came into force on the same day in the year 1950. Read more at: http://blogs.shatika.co.in/2017/01/24/68th-republic-day-celebrations-with-shatika-sarees-68th-republic-day-celebra/

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13 striking photos that capture India's 68th Republic Day preparations

India is gearing up for its 68th Republic Day on Jan. 26 and the capital city of New Delhi, host to a grand parade, has been taken over by dress rehearsals. 

SEE ALSO: Obama in India: The top moments from the extravagant parade

The annual parade is a grand affair. It sees a variety of drills from about 25 marching and mounted contingents, around 20 military bands, various military vehicles, 30 cultural tableaux, nearly 30 aircrafts, state-wise cultural performers, and 1,200 schoolchildren.

This year's parade will also see the United Arab Emirates soldiers marching with their Indian counterparts. UAE crown prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan is the chief guest of the parade.

Some of this year's themes to be showcased in the tableaux include 'Transforming India through Skill Development', 'Green India – Clean India', and 'Khadi India', the Indian Express reported. 

These photographs capture the rigor, the paraphernalia and the vibrancy behind the extravaganza.

An Indian laborer works at a parade ground ahead of Republic Day on Jan. 26.

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The South Block building, the Indian government's seat of power, stands illuminated in New Delhi.

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Indian Air Force fighter jets fly during the rehearsals for the Republic Day Parade in New Delhi.

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Indian Presidential Guards arrive during early morning rehearsals for the Republic Day parade in New Delhi.

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Indian defense forces band marches during rehearsals for the beating retreat ceremony at Raisina Hill in New Delhi.

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Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) soldiers eat breakfast during a practice ahead of the Republic Day parade in New Delhi.

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Indian police women contingent participate in the rehearsal for the Republic Day parade.

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The Daredevil unit of Indian Border Security Force perform a motorcycle stunt during the rehearsals for the Republic Day Parade in New Delhi.

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Indian Coast Guard soldiers march during a practice ahead of the Republic Day parade in New Delhi.

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The United Arab Emirates armed forces soldiers rehearse for the parade at Rajpath in New Delhi. UAE crown prince Sheikh Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan will be the chief guest at the Republic Day parade this year.

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Indian Rapid Action Force contingents participate in the rehearsals for the upcoming 68th Republic Day celebration parade.

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Indian Armed Forces members march during the full dress rehearsal of the Republic Day parade in New Delhi.

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Commoners watch the full dress rehearsal of the Republic Day parade in New Delhi.

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BONUS: Obama attends India's Republic Day festivities as first American leader to be honored as chief guest

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Indian school students wearing facepaint depicting the national flag take part in an event to mark Republic Day in Chennai on January 25, 2017. The Crown Prince of Abu Dhabi Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan will be the chief guest of honour at India's forthcoming 68th Republic Day celebrations on January 26. ARUN SANKAR / AFP