April 23 International Children's Day
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This document discusses April 23rd National Sovereignty and Children's Day, a national holiday in Turkey. It was established by Mustafa Kemal Atatürk on April 23, 1920 when the Grand National Assembly first convened, establishing an independent Turkish state. Atatürk dedicated the day to children to emphasize they are the future of the nation. Since then, the day celebrates both national sovereignty and children. Schools hold week-long ceremonies and children symbolically replace government officials on this day. The UN and many countries now recognize April 23rd as International Children's Day.
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Republic Day is gradually acquiring the status as that of the 4th of July in USA. The celebrations are universal, total and participatory, children take part in a big way. Variations in culture are displayed through colourful attires and folk dances. The traditional predominates along with a touch of modernity reflected in the display of might (latest defence gadgetry and acquisitions), technology and capabilities of growth in various sectors. The parade symbolizes the might; the tableaux are predominated by cultural motifs.
The celebration is thus, homage to the past, the region and the nation that is a true republic and imposes nothing. The patriotic fervor of the
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- Independence Day is celebrated in India on August 15th to commemorate its independence from British rule in 1947.
- The prime event is the Prime Minister's speech at Red Fort in Delhi where he hoists the national flag and highlights achievements of the past year.
- Flag hoisting ceremonies and cultural programs take place across the country especially in state capitals.
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Independence Day is celebrated in India on August 15th with great enthusiasm. It commemorates India's
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