Republic Day 2013 Wallpapers

Republic Day Messages

Republic Day SMS in Hindi

Azad BHAARAT ke Nalayako,
Aaj agar Valentine day hota to message box overflow hota.
Chalo utho
Or sab ko Republic Day ki Shubhkamnaye do.
HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY

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100 Crore se upar ki Abaadi,
28 States,
15 Bhashayen,
Phir bhi hum sab Ek hain.
JAI HIND, “HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY”

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Main iska Hanuman hoon
Ye desh mera RAM hai,
Chhati chir ke dekh lo
Andar baitha HINDUSTAN hai.
Jay Hind!
HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY

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Ye Nafrat Buri Hai, Na Paalo Isay
Dilo Main Khalish Hai ,Nikalo Isay
Na Tera ,Na Mera ,Na Iska , Na Uska
Ye Sab Ka Watan Hai,Bacha Lo Isay
HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY

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Aaj main aap se apne dil ki bat kahna chata h
han wohi 3 alfaz jo aap sunna chahte hai
wo hi 3 alfaz jo aap k dil ko chule
HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY

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Watan hamara misaal mohabat ki,
Todta hai deewaar nafrat ki,
Meri Khush naseebi mili zindagi is chaman mein
Bhula na sake koi iski khushbo saton janam mein.
HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY

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Aao jhukke salam kare unko jinke,
Hisse me ye mukam aata hai,
Khushnasib hota hai wo khun,
Jo desh ke kaam aata hai.
“Jay hind Jay bharat”
HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY

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Aajadi ki kabhi shaam nahi hone denge,
Sahidon ki kurbani badnaam nahi hone denge,
Bachi ho jo ek bund bhi garam lahu ki…
Tab tak bharat mata ka aanchal nilaam nahi hane denge.
HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY

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Na zuban se,
Na nigahon se,
Na dimag se,
Na rango se,
Na greeting se,
Na gift se,
Aapko Jashne Azadi Mubarak direct dil se.
HAPPY REPUBLIC DAY

Happy Republic Day SMS in English

On this Republic day.
Here I am wishing,
Our dreams of a new tomorrow come true,
For all of us… Now And Always!
Happy Republic Day!

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Hold Your Head High,
Let The World Know
that You Are Proud To Be An Indian.
Happy Republic Day & Vande Mataram

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Never forget the heros
Who sacrificed their lives
To bring up this glorious day to India,
Happy Republic Day

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One Nation, One vision, One identity
With Unity in a huge Diversity
Salutes to our Nation!
Happy Republic Day

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India is a unique country
with unity in diversity
Let’s bow down our heads
to this great nation on this Republic Day.
Happy Republic Day

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Freedom in the mind,
Strength in the words,
Pureness in our blood,
Pride in our souls,
Zeal in Our hearts,
Lets salute our India on Republic Day.
Happy Republic Day!

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Republic Day SMS in Gujarati

Tamari yad thi mukhdu malkai gaayu,
Man pan khusi thi kevu harkhai gaayu,
Unda dariya jevu hraday hatu maaru,
Pan tamari dosti na ek tipe chlkai gaayu…
Happy Republic Day 2013

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Zindagi No Sundar Suvichar :
Ek Vaar Tamari Paase Je “Naathi”
Teni Chinta Chhodsho To J,
Tamari Paase Je “Chhe”
Teno Aanand Melvi Shaaksho..!
Happy Republic Day 2013

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Wafa apo to wafadar baanva taiyar 6u,
Dil kapvu hoy to karvat Apva taiyar 6u,
Etli ghavayi chu aa swarthi duniya ma.
Iswar jo ape mot to rishvat apva tayar
Happy Republic Day 2013

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NAZAR thi NAZAAR Male To Pucho Kem
Che?
NAZAAR jhuki or Hase to Samzo K Prem
Che.
Jo kamar jhukavi SENDAA
Happy Republic Day 2013

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“Najar maalta 1 minit lage 6e.!
Te gaami jata 1 kallak lage 6e.!
Tena prem ma padta 1 divas j lage
6e.!
Pan dost Tene bhulva mate
1 zindgi pan adhuri lage 6e…
Happy Republic Day 2013

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Akaash ma udta patang ne joine.
1 patang kapai gayo.
Jene maru dhyaan khenchyu,
E patang ne joine laagyu.
ketlo mast lehray che.
Jyare baki na patang
Loko na haath ma gulam che.
Bas tyre 1 vichar aviyo…..
“BEING SINGLES IS A LOT OF FUN ”
Pachi e kapayelo patang
1 jagya a fasai ne fati gyo.
Tyre fari 1 vichar aviyo….
“ITS BETTER TO HAVE SOMEONE ”
Happy Republic Day 2013

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About Republic Day

Republic Day - The day the Constitution of India came into effect

Republic Day is celebrated every year on 26 January to commemorate the date and moment when the Constitution of India came into effect. Although India attained independence on August 15, 1947 but till 1949 it didn't have a permanent constitution of its own and instead were functioning under the laws enacted and implemented by the British. And after many amendments the Constitution was approved and accepted on November 26, 1949 that came into force in a full-fledged fashion from on 26 January, 1950. Thus, Republic Day celebration is the moment to remember the coming of the Constitution into effect.

India celebrates its Republic Day in colourful and exciting ways. To mark Republic Day in a memorable and significant way, every year in New Delhi, capital of India, a grand parade is held that starts from the Raisina Hill in the neighborhood of the majestic Rashtrapati Bhawan and passes along the Rajpath thus ending at India Gate. The President, Prime Minister and other high rank officials of India on this occasion make their presence at Rajpath to celebrate the occasion. The President unfolds the National flag as soon as the National Anthem is played and also addresses the nation with Republic Day speech. Furthermore, the Republic Day parade also includes lively displays and exhibits India's rich and colouful culture and also brings the entire nation together. The parade concludes with the flypast by Indian Air Force jets.

On Republic Day, martyrs and heroes who showed courage and bravery for country's sake without bothering their own lives is also remembered and conferred prestigious and significant awards including Kirti Chakra and Ashok Chakra are conferred on the event by the President. Since 1950, for Republic Day celebrations India has been inviting guests of high dignitaries of another country as the state guest of honour.

Not only in New Delhi, but other states also celebrate Republic Day with great enthusiasm and in numerous innovative ways. The Republic Day 2013 will be observed on Saturday (26 January) and the public offices and schools will remain closed to celebrate the significance of the day.

The patriotic fervor of the people is witnessed not only in the programmes and activities but also in the inspirational Republic Day SMS and Republic Day messages. On this day people send warm wishes about Republic Day to their dear ones that lend a festive ambience to the historic occasion. Short and lovely text messages are also a wonderful way to spread the importance of the Republic Day.

The festivity of Republic Day concludes officially with the intriguing Beating Retreat ceremony on the evening of 29th January. This enthralling ceremony is performed by the military, the Indian Air Force, India Navy and India Army in the Raisina Hills, New Delhi, in front of the President of India as the Chief Guest.

Internation Kite Festival in Ahmedabad 2013

Kite Festival 2013

Kites Festival(Patang Parva)-Gujarat, 14th January 2013

On the 14th of January, sun enters the Capricorn sign. From this day, sun starts entering the Uttarayan. This day is celebrated as a festival in India. Hence, it is known with different names in different parts of nation. At some places it is celebrated as Makar Sankranti, and in some areas as Lohri. In few places of nation, this festival is celebrated for three days. It is also celebrated as Pongal. Although, the names may differ but the purpose is the same.



The festival of 14th January is celebrated as kites festival in many parts of the country. There is a tradition of flying kites specially in Gujarat. Hence, the festival of Makar Sankranti is also known by the name of Kites festival. History of flying kites in India is very old. From the time of Lord Ram, flying of kites has been mention in our scriptures. Ramcharitmanas, written by Tulsi Das, contains a couplet (Doha) which narrates the flying of kite by Lord Ram. The couplets are as follows:


Couplet states that, Lord Ram flew kites with his friends, which reached the Indralok. This way we can say, the tradition of flying kites is followed from the ancient time. From the day of Makar Sankranti, sun moves from tropic of Capricorn towards the North. Flying of kites is a gesture of welcoming Lord Sun. Apart from India, many other countries like Vietnam, China, Thailand, Malaysia, Japan etc. have the tradition of flying kites.

Importance of Flying Kites in Gujarat

Flying kites on the day of Makar Sankranti is considered significant in Gujarat. This festival is very popular in Gujarat as the sun enters the Uttarayan. People have the fervor of flying kites. From children to old age people, everyone is found flying kites on roofs, in parks and playgrounds. Everyone is involved in preparation of flying kites. People start collecting different colored kites and Manjha (thread), many days before Makar Sankranti.



On the morning of 14th January, people eat Gajak made of peanut, jaggery and Til. Also, do donations. And then from morning to night, they fly kites. Many people, are so very indulged in the act of flying kites that they don’t remember to have their meal. A competition begins of cutting each others kite. Everyone tries to cut the maximum number of kite. On this day, the sky is filled with colorful kites. As someone cuts a kite, all start many noise joyfully. Everybody enjoy and have fun. Many people play drums or Thali (plate) to express there joy on cutting a kite. Many people sit on terrace only with all there preparation of food etc. to enjoy this day. They prepare their food on roof only and sideways keep flying kites.



Kites when flown at night looks more fascinating. Lamps are lit in kites and then flown at night. Many people fly white kites with different colored lights and of different shapes. Whole of the sky appears to be filled with lights. This view is really adorable.

Importance of food on Makar Sankranthi

The festival of Makar Sankranto is celebrated magnificently in Gujarat. This day, kites are flow from morning itself. Khichdi is prepared and eaten on this day. Many things are mixed in Khichdi and it is cooked at a slow flame. This day, all vegetables are mixed to make a dish called “Udhiyo”. This vegetable is taken with chapati made of millet. Also, buttermilk made of curd is drunk. The food is enjoyed on terrace with flying of kites. This day, roasted green grams are also taken in food. Sugar cane is also eaten. Having sweet berry and Jamafal is considered beneficial, this day.

Gilli Danda and Makar Sankranti

On the day of Makar Sankranti, playing Gilli Danda is considered important in some regions of the country. Both of the things are made from wood. There is a big wooden stick called Danda and Gili(small stick tapered at both ends in conical shape). After eating and donating jaggery, Til and Khichdi, people come out in open ground to play this game. Then, small groups are made and game is started. All age group people enjoy this game. The game of Gilli Danda is not less then an international game for the villagers. Hence in villages, this game is played with more excitement on the day of Makar Sankranti.

Island Tourism Festival 2013

Island Tourism Festival 2013 Dates

When: 5th – 15th January 2013
Where: Port Blair, Andaman & Nicobar Islands
Experience the unique culture extravaganza of Andaman and Nicobar Island; get ready to attend the most awaited Island Tourism Festival 2013. Set in the beautiful former colonial island city, Port Blair, this ten-day festival showcases dance, drama, music, exhibitions, display arts and crafts, flora and fauna and marine life. The Island Tourism Festival (ITF) is organized by the Andaman & Nicobar Administration that efficiently works towards giving a festive look to the whole Island.

Attended by travellers from across the world, this festival has something for everyone. Adventure enthusiasts also have an opportunity to enjoy aqua sports and parasailing while attending Island Tourism Festival in Andaman. Kids can enjoy the magic and puppet shows as well as take part in the baby shows too.

Enjoy your holiday by taking part or just be a spectator in the Canoe Race, Scuba Diving competitions, Nicobari Hodi race or Dog shows. Late in the evening partake a sumptuous dinner in an appealing floating restaurant.

Apart from performances by the tribals of the Island, many known cultural troupes and artistes of national and international fame are invited to perform during Island Tourism Festival in Port Blair.

Government agencies and private entrepreneurs from the islands and mainland India come to attend the exhibitions organized during this festival. The exhibitions highlight the developmental aspects of these islands. This festival basically projects the image of the islands as an eco-friendly tourist destination.
Island Tourism Festival is a fortnight long festival organized by the Andaman & Nicobar Administration every year (December - January) gives a festive look to the Islands. Govt. agencies and private entrepreneurs from the islands and Mainland India also attend the exhibition organized during the festival.

The exhibition highlights the developmental aspects of these islands. Cultural troupes and artistes of national and international fame are invited to perform during the festival apart from performances by the talents of these islands including tribals. Water sports competitions like Nicobari Hodi race are organized.

Other attractions are Magic show, Puppet show, Floating restaurant, Baby show, Dog show, Canoe Race, Scuba Diving etc. The festival projects the image of the islands as an eco-friendly tourist destination.