First Republic Day – A day of freedom and celebration

May 28 marks the day when the people of Nepal rejoice their independence, a day that holds immense significance in the history of the country. This day is celebrated as Republic Day in Nepal, to remember the adoption of a new constitution that turned the nation into a federal democracy. This historic day reminds us of the struggles and sacrifices our forefathers have made to establish Nepal as a sovereign nation, free from the shackles of tyranny and oppression. As we celebrate this day, let us take a moment to honor those who fought for our freedom, and recommit ourselves to uphold the principles of democracy and equality.

On 28th May, 2008, Nepal officially ended 240 years of monarchy and became a federal democratic republic.

The Republic Day of Nepal is a national holiday, celebrated with great enthusiasm and patriotism.

The day begins with special programs and ceremonies organized by the government, followed by cultural events and parades.

The President of Nepal hoists the national flag and delivers a speech at the main event held in Tundikhel, the ceremonial grounds in Kathmandu.

Schools, colleges, and government buildings are decorated with flags and banners to commemorate the occasion.

The day is also marked with the traditional gun salutes by the Nepali Army, followed by a grand march past and a vibrant display of various cultural dances and performances.

The Republic Day also serves as a platform for the government to showcase its achievements and plans for the development of the nation.

The celebrations are concluded in the evening with a spectacular display of fireworks, lighting up the sky with patriotic fervor.

This day is also an opportunity for the citizens of Nepal to reflect upon their rights and responsibilities as citizens of a republic nation.

It is a reminder to every Nepali that we are the architects of our own destiny, and it is our duty to safeguard our rights and contribute towards the progress and prosperity of our country.

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