Mass PT Exercise of Districts School Boys and Girls (Republic Day 2015, ...

Watch out live Mass PT Exercise by school students at Mahavir Stadium of Hisar District on Republic Day Celebration. (2015)

Republic Day is celebrated every year on 26 January to commemorate the date and moment when the Constitution of India came into effect. 

On Republic Day, it was the Chief Minister who would unfurl the national flag and gave a speech at the state capital, the honours would be done by a Minister or Police Commissioner or District Magistrate at the district level, a Minister or a sub-divisional magistrate at the block level and the Sarpanch or the village head-man at the village level.

Other functions of Republic Day may include sports (including rural sports), P.T. Display or display of other skills by college/school students, planting of trees, inter-school/inter-college debates, community work, launching of any important scheme of rural development, talks by selected boys/girls on the significance of 26 January, cultural programmes, distribution of prizes/certificates/medals for work in the fields of national integration, small savings, forestation, or any other aspect of rural development.

Schools and colleges hold these flag hoisting ceremonies followed by the singing of the national anthem which is then followed by holding of cultural events.

The Indian National Flag is a horizontal three colour flag of deep saffron, white and dark green colours. Ashok Chakra, a 24 spoke wheel in navy blue colour is at its center. The saffron colour represents courage, while white as truth and purity and green represents peace and prosperity. The Ashok Chakra represents the wheel of law or righteousness. The ratio of the flag's width to its length is two to three.

National Symbols of India

• National Language : Hindi
• National Game : Hockey
• National Animal : Tiger
• National Bird : Peacock
• National Flower : Lotus
• National Fruit : Mango
• National Tree : Banyan Tree

Achievement of Ancient India

• India was the only source of diamonds until 1896.
• The Indian Ayurvedic system of medicine is the oldest medicine system in the world.
• The world's first university was established in India.
• The Indian constitution is the largest written constitution in the world, with 395 articles and 8 schedules.
• Chess, Algebra, Trignometry and Calculus are developed by India.
• The "Place Value" and "Decimal Value" systems were developed in India.
• Navigation systems were developed in India.

“Kashmir To Hoga Lekin Pakistan Nahi Hoga” Indian Solider warning Pakist...

Indian Solider warning Pakistan after Uri Army Camp Attack.

He says 'We are lions and sons of lions and lions don't fear anyone. Go and tell the Pakistanis that we are not afraid of bomb blasts or artillery but we fear agreements of the Tashkent and Shimla standards.'

He goes on to say, 'You can create atom bombs and gloat but you forget '65, '71 and '99 wars. Patton tanks were captured by a single soldier Abdul Hamid and the Indians burnt down your American jets.

Remember how PNS Ghazi was sunk, remember how Dhaka was conquered in a flash, remember those 90,000 Pakistani prisoners of war, remember the Shimla agreement and the favours of Indira Gandhi.'

Ganga will change her direction/flow from Lahore. We will change the geography of the earth/ Indian flag will fly high in Islamabad. Pakistan, hear this loud and clear, if this war breaks out you will be obliterated. Kashmir will exist but Pakistan won't.

The video ends with Jai Hind and Bharat Mata ki Jai slogans.

One of the lines in the poem goes:

The poem states that Pakistan and their attacks are cowardly attempts to create unrest in India.

In a video, some jawans are warning Pakistan not to mess with India. They are reciting a poem in which they are saying “Pakistan Kaan Khol Ke Sunle, Mat Karna Himmat Humse Takrane Ki, Nahi Toh Vishv Ke Maan Chitra Pe Tera Naam-O-Nishan Nahi Hoga, Kashmir Toh Hoga Lekin Pakistan Nahi Hoga!”

‘Siyar Bhediye Se Dar Sakti Singhon Ki Aulad Nahi, Bharat Vansh K Is Paani Ki Hai Tumko Pehchan Nahi‘, which literally translates to ‘the children of lions will not be afraid of the wolves, you do not know the waters that flow through our country.’ The strong words in the poem are obviously aimed at Pakistan and its inclination towards violence.

Not just this, they further say, “Dhaara har mod badalkar lahore se guzregi ganga, Islamabad ki chaati pe lehrayega ka bharat ka jhanda, Sindhu nadi ke aar-paar poora bharat ho jayega, fir sadiyo-sadiyo tak Jinnah jaisa shaitan nahi hoga, Kashmir toh hoga lekin Pakistan nahi hoga!”

The soldier continues to recite with fervour: ‘Pakistan Ye Kan Khol Kar Sun Le, Abki Jung Chidi To Sun Le, Naam Nishan Nahi Hoga, Kashmir To Hoga Lekin Pakistan Nahi Hoga!’ He is challenging the miscreants in the neighbouring country that another cowardly attempt at creating unrest here, will prove worse for them. He further says, nothing will happen to Kashmir, but that will not be the case with Pakistan.

It was uploaded by him on ‘Kargil Day’ (July 26) but it went viral in the aftermath of the Uri terrorist attack on Sunday.

The video is filmed in a moving bus full of Indian soldiers in their uniforms.

He sings ‘Kashmir To Hoga, Lekin Pakistan Nahi Hoga’ a poem made popular by Sadhvi Balika Saraswati, young leader and star speaker of the VHP (Vishwa Hindu Parishad).

The 130-second video with Manoj reciting the poem was shot on a bus carrying police personnel. The video sends a warning to Pakistan that any “misadventure” would “wipe it out from the world map”.

The video is being shared by thousands of people on Facebook, WhatsApp and other social networking websites and the family members of Manoj, who is currently posted at Kinnaur.

This video was posted again on YouTube many times after the attack on Army base. This video is holding the emotions of more than a billion Indians, who are feeling the same right now.

Every Indian is angry at this cowardly attack by terrorists trained at PoK based camp. India is planning to go at all possible International forums to put all the evidences despite the Indian emotions pressurizing to strike Pakistan.

Full lyrics in Hindi :

Kashmir toh hoga lekin Pakistan nahi hoga

हम डरते नहीं किसी अणु-बमों से, विस्फोटों और तोपों से,

हम डरते है ताशकंद और शिमला जैसे समझौतों से,

सियार-भेडियों से डर सकती सिहों की ऐसी औलाद नहीं,

भरतवंश के इस पानी की है तुमको पहचान नहीं,

एटम बनाकर के तुम किस मद में फूल गए,

पैसठ, इकहत्तर और निन्यानवे के युद्धों को तुम भूल गए,

तुम याद करो अब्दुल हमीद ने पैटर्न टैंक जला डाला,

हिन्दुस्तानी नेटो ने अमरीकी जेट जला डाला,

तुम याद करो नब्बे हजार उन बंदी पाक जवानों को,

तुम याद करो शिमला समझौता इंदिरा के एहसानों को,

पाकिस्तान ये कान खोलकर सुन ले, अबकी जंग छिड़ी तो यह सुन ले,

नाम निशान नहीं होगा, कश्मीर तो होगा लेकिन पाकिस्तान नहीं होगा!

लाल कर दिया लहू से तुमने श्रीनगर की घाटी को,

तुम किस गफलत में छेड़ रहे सोई हल्दी घाटी को,

जहर पिलाकर मजहब का इन कश्मीरी परवानों को,

भय और लालच दिखलाकर तुम भेज रहे नादानों को,

खुले प्रशिक्षण, खुले शस्त्र है खुली हुई शैतानी है,

सारी दुनिया जान चुकी ये हरकत पाकिस्तानी है,

बहुत हो चुकी मक्कारी, बस बहुत हो चुका हस्तक्षेप,

समझा ले अपने इस नेता को वरना भभक पड़ेगा पूरा देश,

क्या होगा अंजाम तुम्‍हे अब इसका अनुमान नहीं होगा,

नाम निशान नहीं होगा, कश्मीर तो होगा लेकिन पाकिस्तान नहीं होगा!

Jana Gana Mana (National Anthem) (Republic Day 2015, Mahavir Stadium) (1...

“Jana Gana Mana” is the national anthem of India. It was written in highly Sanskritised Bengali by Rabindranath Tagore.

It was only on 24th January 1950 that this song was officially declared as India's national anthem. An earlier poem by Tagore (Amar Sonar Bangla) was later selected as the national anthem of Bangladesh.

Hindi Translation

जनगणमन-अधिनायक जय हे भारतभाग्यविधाता!

पंजाब सिन्धु गुजरात मराठा द्राविड़ उत्कल बंग

विन्ध्य हिमाचल यमुना गंगा उच्छलजलधितरंग

तव शुभ नामे जागे, तव शुभ आशिष मांगे,

गाहे तव जयगाथा।

जनगणमंगलदायक जय हे भारतभाग्यविधाता!

जय हे, जय हे, जय हे, जय जय जय जय हे।।

English Translation

The following translation, attributed directly to Tagore, is provided by the Government of India's national portal:

Thou art the ruler of the minds of all people, Dispenser of India's destiny.

Thy name rouses the hearts of Punjab, Sind, Gujarat and Maratha,

Of the Dravida and Odisha and Bengal; It echoes in the hills of the Vindhyas and Himalayas,

Mingles in the music of Jamuna and Ganges and is chanted by the waves of the Indian Sea.

They pray for thy blessings and sing thy praise. The saving of all people waits in thy hand,

Thou dispenser of India's destiny. Victory, victory, victory to thee.

Jana Gana Mana was written on 11 December 1911. Rabindranath Tagore translated the song from Bengali to English and also set it to music in Madanapalle, a town located in the Chittoor district of Andhra Pradeshstate (India). Though the Bengali song had been written in 1911, it was largely unknown except to the readers of the Brahmo Samaj journal, Tatva Bodha Prakasika, of which Tagore was the editor.

Vande Mataram is a poem from Bankim Chandra Chattopadhyay's 1882 novel Anandamath as adopted as the national song of India because the song Vande Mataram has played a historic part in the struggle for Indian freedom, so it is honoured equally with Jana Gana.

All of us have sung the national anthem and since school, stood up every time we heard it.