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Why do we celebrate Republic Day || Republic Day || Poorna Sawraj

This video explains why India celebrates Republic Day on January 26th (0:00). The Indian Constitution was completed on November 26, 1949, but its implementation was delayed until January 26, 1950 (0:06-0:29). This date was chosen to commemorate "Poorna Swaraj" (complete independence), which was first celebrated on January 26, 1930 (2:08-2:15). Key events leading to this decision: Non-Cooperation Movement In the 1920s, Gandhi's Non-Cooperation Movement was abruptly called off, leading to a demand for complete independence over dominion status (0:31-1:08). Dominion Status for other countries In 1926, countries like Canada, Australia, and New Zealand were granted dominion status, while India was repeatedly ignored (1:14-1:30). This fueled frustration among Indian freedom fighters (1:30-1:40). Lahore Session During the Lahore Session on November 31, 1929, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru led a resolution demanding complete independence for India (1:40-2:00). Why do we celebrate Republic Day || Republic Day || Poorna Sawraj ‎⁨@iqthehope2313⁩  #jkssb #school #upsc #education #jkas #pronouns #constable #english #faa #upscaspirants #upsc #jkssbjobs