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10 Reasons Why You Need A Blog

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I know, I know–you’re already running a business, writing a book, raising children, and trying to have a life. I get it. But you’re  here , which means that you’re into things like productivity , getting things done , and creating space in your life for the good things. But it’s probably not enough.  Most likely, you’re able to maintain your 200+ emails-per-day workload, multiple projects at a time, and still have enough sanity to get home in time for dinner. So why am I advocating adding  another thing to your daily task list? Why am I telling you why you need a blog? Because blogging isn’t going anywhere.  More importantly, it’s not something that should be seen as  adding to what you’re doing. On the contrary, blogging (if done well), can be the most productive thing you do all day, and can even take the place of many of your daily “to-do”s. You might need to step out of your comfort zone , but trust me–it’s worth it.Here’s a list of some of those th

Why do we celebrate Republic day






Republic day Parade

Republic day Parade



New Delhi, Jan 26: Imperial British Rule imposed over India ceased to exist post August 15, 1947 when our nation attained freedom and Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru was made the interim Prime Minister. But the nation was incomplete. It was still following the procedures, penal codes, regulations and laws which were inherited from Her Majesty’s regime. Although the nation had turned sovereign (recognized as independent entity), it took another 2 years, 11 months and 18 days to turn India into a complete democratic, constitutional republic.

On January 26, 1950, the Constitution prepared by the Drafting Committee headed by Dr Bhimrao Ambedkar was enacted and put into force. The day is marked as the birth of modern India. The forefathers of the nation prepared the constitution after facing the tedious task of taking into consideration the concerns of hundreds of ethnic communities, multiple religious segments and regional tribes
Republic day Parade

Republic day Parade



Republic Day is celebrated to commemorate the efforts of constitution-makers who ensured the smooth, gradual conversion of India into a constitutional democracy. Our nation had not inherited a legacy like Magna Carta. After almost 1200 years of authoritarian and imperialist rule, this was the first occasion when the country attained self-rule along with a system to safeguard it.

To commemorate the historic day when the longest constitution on the globe was enacted for the largest democracy in the world, a series of official events are planned in the national capital. A grand parade, involving all the three wings of the armed forces march from Raisina Hill, paying salutations to the President of India, who is also the Commander-in-chief of the Defence forces. The parade moves from Rashtrapati Bhawan to the India Gate and ends at the historic Red Fort.

Apart from the military wings, tribal and folk groups representing their respective states also take part in the parade. All governmental buildings are lightened for the entire week in NCR region and a national holiday is observed nationwide.


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